Itchy red bumps on child's skin

In summer, because the weather is hot, many people like to wear thin clothes to cool down. Many parents report that their children have itchy skin and red bumps, and sometimes the children can't help scratching. In fact, children's itchy skin and red bumps may be caused by mosquito bites or some skin diseases. Parents can pay attention to their children's hygiene and sun protection. If it is caused by a disease, symptomatic treatment is required.

1. First of all, you must pay attention to the child's hygiene. Give the child a bath in time and expose the quilt to the sun frequently. Because the child's skin is very delicate and prone to problems, special attention must be paid.

2. When children go out, they should also pay attention to sun protection. It is best to use physical sun protection, which will cause less harm to the baby.

3. You can also give your child some food supplements. At this time, you can eat more foods that reduce heat, such as watermelon, mung bean soup, etc., and try to eat more porridge and drink more soup.

4. If you have some prickly heat, you can wipe the affected area with floral water. If your baby has prickly heat, the floral water should be diluted before wiping it, and then sprinkle some talcum powder on the body after taking a bath.

5. Some friends may suffer from eczema, which is also quite common. It occurs not only in summer but may recur in any season. It is recommended to go to a specialist hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time.

1. Contact dermatitis

Contact dermatitis refers to an acute, subacute, or chronic inflammatory skin disease of the skin and mucous membranes caused by contact with certain external substances. Erythema, blisters,

Papules, erosions and exudation, with conscious itching as the characteristics. This disease has a clear history of contact and can heal itself after the cause is eliminated. It belongs to the category of traditional Chinese medicine such as lacquer sores, toilet sores, and strange medicines for wind.

eczema

It is an allergic disease and belongs to type IV allergic reaction. The causes and triggers of eczema often vary depending on individual factors and the different stages of the disease, so they are difficult to determine. Clinically, it is characterized by significant itching with symmetrical distribution, acute symptoms mainly papulovesicular rash with a tendency to exudate, chronic symptoms mainly lichenoid changes, repeated attacks, and easy to become chronic.

Atopic dermatitis, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a chronic, recurrent, itchy, inflammatory skin disease with a genetic history, high blood IgE, and may be accompanied by asthma and allergic rhinitis. Patients or their families often have a history of allergic diseases such as urticaria, asthma, and allergic rhinitis.

3. Autosensitive eczema

Autosensitive eczema is a special type of eczema that is caused by the patient's allergy to certain substances produced by his or her own internal organs or skin tissues. The clinical characteristics are the sudden occurrence of scattered papules, red bumps, papulovesicles and small blisters, which appear in clusters and can merge with each other. Before the onset of the disease, there is often a history of acute worsening of primary skin diseases such as eczema on the skin and other parts of the body.