What to do if your child's face is bruised

Children are active by nature and may bump into things if they are not careful. But what should you do if a child gets a bruise on the face? If there is no bleeding or other wounds on the face, there is no need to be too nervous. You can use hydrogen peroxide to disinfect the child. Then use a hot towel to apply heat to the child, but be careful not to make the towel too hot, because the child's skin is delicate and easily burned. However, parents should pay attention to check whether their children's bones are injured when they bump into something.

1. When the baby's face is bruised because of learning to walk, it is best to check whether the baby's face is bleeding. If not, you can use hydrogen peroxide to disinfect the baby's face. Then prepare a basin of boiling water and a towel, heat the towel and apply it to the baby's face. After all, the baby's skin is tender and sensitive. At this time, parents must apply gentle hot compress.

2. Apply a hot towel to the baby's affected area for ten minutes, and then check whether the bruises on the baby's face have subsided. Generally, the swelling on the baby's face will subside after hot compress, but the bruises will still exist. Parents can buy a bottle of blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing medicine to wipe the baby's face, but be sure to buy non-irritating medicine.

3. Just apply the medicine gently on the baby's face and use a little force when wiping, because this medicine is good for blood circulation and can remove blood stasis from the bruises on the baby's face. Do not touch the baby's affected area afterwards. When you are free, help the baby with hot compresses. The bruises on the baby's face will heal soon.

Note: This is the introduction on what to do if your baby’s face is bruised. I hope it can be helpful to everyone. Parents will be very anxious when their baby’s face is bruised. At this time, you must stay calm, help the baby disinfect and reduce the swelling of the affected area, and then apply some medicine, the swelling of the baby’s affected area will soon subside.