Can babies take a bath when they have acute rash?

In life, we must pay attention to the physical health and physical condition of babies or infants, because their physical constitution is very weak, and some of their immune functions are incomplete, so parents in life must pay attention to the physical health of their babies and viral or bacterial infections in their living environment. Some babies will go to the emergency room, so let's find out if babies can be bathed when they go to the emergency room.

Roseola infantum is a common disease in early childhood. It is caused by a virus and is a common rash-causing infectious disease in infancy and childhood, which occurs more frequently in spring and winter. The disease is characterized by a sudden high fever that usually lasts about 4 days, followed by a pink, spotted rash all over the body. When your baby has a rash, you should pay attention to the following:

1. Keep the indoor air warm, moist and well-circulated to prevent the baby from being blown directly by the wind;

2. Dress appropriately to avoid overheating, and wipe off sweat from your child's body frequently to prevent him from catching a cold;

3. Pay attention to skin cleanliness, and wash eyes, nose and mouth with warm water after washing to prevent complications such as rhinitis and otitis media;

5. Give your child more boiled water or fruit juice to help sweat and urinate, and promote the excretion of toxins;

6. When the body temperature exceeds 39, you can use warm water or 50% alcohol to wipe the child's body to prevent the child from having convulsions due to high fever;

7. Some babies may have cramps during high fever, but these cramps are usually benign and will not leave sequelae;

After suffering from roseola infantum, try to avoid outdoor activities as much as possible, pay attention to isolation, and avoid cross infection. When you have a fever, you are encouraged to drink plenty of water and take appropriate supplements of vitamin B and vitamin C. You can take appropriate amounts of granules to regulate the gastrointestinal nutrient absorption function and enhance the baby's own resistance. In addition, do not rush to reduce the fever, and let the baby adjust itself, otherwise it will affect its health. This disease has an acute onset and is contagious. It is recommended to isolate and care for the baby, and observe changes in the condition at any time. If there are any abnormalities, seek medical attention in time.