What to do if white rice grains grow on the child's face

If a child has white rice grains on his face, it is generally caused by heat rash. When the weather is hot, if the child cannot dissipate heat well, or the indoor temperature is high, this phenomenon may occur. This is also a common skin disease, mainly caused by excessive internal heat. When heat rash appears, the child's skin care should be strengthened in time, and some heat rash powder can be used for treatment.

What to do if white rice grains grow on the child's face

1. Ginger juice can cure prickly heat in children.

Rubbing the scalp with ginger can promote hair growth in children. It has been found that the raw juice can cure prickly heat in children, and the effect is very good. The prickly heat on his head can be cured by rubbing it with ginger slices once. The prickly heat on his chest and back can also be cured by rubbing it with ginger slices once. It will fade and disappear after a few hours (after a nap), and the affected areas have not had prickly heat again.

2. Use homemade "prickly heat powder".

Grind 200 grams of dried mulberry leaves, 200 grams of mung beans and 50 grams of calamine into powder. Every night after taking a bath in water boiled with mulberry leaves, apply a layer of homemade "prickly heat powder". Frost mulberry leaves must be picked after the frost or hit the ground by frost, dried, and hung in a ventilated place in a cloth bag for later use. Fresh mulberry leaves can also be used, but the effect is slightly worse.

3. Wash the area with clean water.

Apply anti-prickly heat cream to the prickly heat areas at least twice a day. It can be cured in two or three days and will not recur.

4. Use watermelon rind to treat prickly heat.

You can use the watermelon rind to wipe the affected area, wiping until it turns slightly red each time. Wipe two or three times a day. The effect will be seen the next day (no more itching), and a scab will form after two days.

5. Ten drops of water can cure prickly heat.

The usage is as follows: first use warm water to clean the sweat and secreted oil on the affected skin, then squeeze out a few drops of water and apply it to the affected area, and let it dry naturally. The skin of infants and young children is delicate and should not be applied directly. You can dilute the ten drops of water with warm boiled water in a ratio of 1:10 before use. The number of times of application can be increased or decreased depending on the number of prickly heat. It is best to apply with a cotton swab. Bathing can also be used for prevention and treatment. The method is to add an appropriate amount of Ten Drops (such as half a small bottle) to warm water every time you bathe your child, but be careful to only use clean water for bathing, and do not use soap, bath gel, etc., in order to maintain the effectiveness of the medicine.