Red pimples on the body

Red pimples on the face are mainly a phenomenon of eczema. It is mainly caused by high fever, obvious cough and runny nose, and some skin cracks. The rashes are mainly different in color and location. However, it is really common. Life is full of rashes. It is mainly actual investigation. At the same time, the treatment and diagnosis of rashes in daily life are also very critical. You must pay attention to rashes in daily life.

In daily life, you must seek timely treatment and avoid eating spicy foods. Avoid smoking and drinking, and don't refuse to eat seafood. You must pay attention to increasing nutrition in your diet. If you can only try not to blow the wind as it may hurt your eyes, you can take a shower.

Systemic symptoms of measles include high fever, obvious cough and runny nose, and measles mucosal spots on the cheek mucosa before the rash appears; fever of rubella is generally not high, cough is rare, and lymph nodes behind the ears and on the occipital region are swollen; fever of roseola infantum is relatively high, but the fever subsides on its own after 2-3 days; scarlet fever initially causes chills and fever, redness, swelling and ulceration of the throat, and the appearance of a "bayberry"-like tongue; symptoms of chickenpox are generally mild, with low fever.

Measles rash appears gradually, usually in about 3 days; rubella rash appears quickly, usually in full within 24 hours; roseola infantum appears after the fever subsides, usually in full within 24 hours; scarlet fever rash appears quickly and spreads throughout the body within 24 hours; chickenpox rash appears in batches and lasts longer.

The rash color is dark red for measles, light pink for rubella, roseola infantum, bright red for scarlet fever, and light pink at the beginning of chickenpox, with a red halo around the base after it becomes a herpes.

Rash: Measles rash is slightly raised, of varying shapes and sizes, sparse at first and then dense, and does not cause itching; rubella rash is small, sparse and evenly distributed, and causes itching; roseola infantum rash is finer and denser than rubella rash, and does not cause itching. Scarlet fever rashes vary in size, some are tiny and some are flaky, dense and without gaps; chickenpox initially appears as a red rash the size of a grain of rice, followed by herpes, which are as large as peas, round or oval in shape, and itchy.

Distribution of rash: Measles first appears on the neck behind the ears, then on the forehead, and then on the trunk and limbs, with rashes visible on the palms and soles; rubella appears on the face and trunk, with no rashes on the palms and soles; roseola infantum appears on the neck, face, trunk, and limbs, with no rashes on the palms and soles; scarlet fever appears on the neck, face, trunk, and limbs, and it is difficult to distinguish healthy skin all over the body, but there is a pale circle around the lips; chickenpox appears on the head, face, trunk, and limbs, with a centripetal distribution. The herpes caused by hand, foot and mouth disease can also be easily confused with other minor rashes. Generally, the herpes of hand, foot and mouth disease is only the size of rice grains at first, about 1 to 2 mm, bright red, and usually appears in special parts such as the palms, soles of the feet, oral mucosa and perianal area. After a long time, it will turn into a vesicular rash. The rash will be transparent and contain water, but the rash will not grow larger.

The above are the common symptoms of red bumps on the body. Try not to use shower gels or alkaline soaps. Avoid eating irritating and spicy foods during treatment. Avoid smoking and drinking, and don't refuse to eat seafood. In life, you must pay attention to increasing your diet and some nutrition. Timely treatment in life is also very critical for the choice of therapeutic effect.