What's wrong with the red spots on the child's hands and feet?

Hand, foot and mouth disease in young children is a relatively serious disease. The patient will have red spots on the hands and feet, which will gradually become ulcerated. These small red spots may appear on the hands, feet and around the anus. As parents, you must be careful with your children, otherwise it will cause great harm to their physical and mental health. Patients should also drink more boiled water to keep gout indoors.

1. Hand, foot and mouth disease. This disease has an incubation period, which is usually about 2-7 days. At the beginning, there is no obvious change in the child, and the disease attacks are relatively acute. Gradually, throat pain may appear, and red spots on the skin are also very common symptoms. However, the red spots caused by this situation may slowly ulcerate or have painful symptoms, and these red spots may appear in the mouth, anus and other parts.

2. Eczema. If the environment and eating habits of the child in childhood are unreasonable, it may cause eczema. It may also be a symptom caused by the child's allergy to breast milk, so it is clinically called milk ringworm, which usually occurs in infants during breastfeeding. If children stay in a damp and cold environment for a long time, small red spots may appear on their skin.

3. Skin allergy. This situation is very common. There are allergens everywhere in our lives, and there are some allergic foods. If you are not aware of it, or you are in frequent contact with them, then it is very likely that your skin will be allergic again and again. The red spots will not disappear, and it will cause skin itching. In severe cases of allergies, the skin will become red and swollen.

After we introduced the reasons why red spots appear on the palms, everyone must pay attention to it and provide some follow-up care for the children. Parents must remain calm and not be too anxious, because this situation may easily lead to choosing the wrong treatment method for the child, which may be detrimental to the child. If you are worried that your child has some pathological factors, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up. After finding out the cause, follow the doctor's instructions for treatment.