What should I do if my child’s face is scratched?

Children are very energetic and like to play and fight everywhere. In the process, it is easy for them to fall to the ground or collide with others. For example, if a child's face hits the furniture, the skin may be easily scratched, which may cause a lot of bleeding, pain to the child, and swelling, etc. So what is the correct way to solve the problem of a child's face being scratched?

What should I do if my child’s skin is abraded?

If a baby has skin trauma, it will have a great impact on the child's health. It is also a relatively common disease. It is best to carry out effective treatment. You can choose to use ointments to regulate the body, which can effectively avoid the formation of scars and affect the health of the skin. If a child accidentally scratches the skin, you can also choose to use topical iodine tincture for disinfection and treatment to avoid local infection or purulent hazards.

Steps/Methods:

1. If a child gets a scratch, ointment should be applied in time to allow the baby's skin to heal as soon as possible and avoid symptoms of local infection. You can wipe it with wet wipes to avoid symptoms of local bacterial growth. You can also choose to apply iodine tincture to promote skin improvement.

2. If the baby's skin is abraded, appropriate treatment should be given according to the severity. The first step should be to disinfect with iodine tincture. You can also choose to use topical antibiotic ointment for treatment, which can make the baby's skin surface improve soon.

3. If the baby has skin abrasions or familiar symptoms of skin infection and inflammation, it is best to treat it in time. You can choose to use disinfectant ointment for treatment, or apply erythromycin ointment to avoid infection or redness and swelling.

Note:

It is very important for children to grow up healthily. If a child's skin becomes inflamed or infected, or if the skin is abraded, it should at least be checked and treated in time. You can apply iodine to avoid viral infections and promote the baby's skin health.