What to do if the baby's face is broken

Although babies are very small, they are also very naughty. They have poor control over their bodies and balance abilities, and often fall and get injured, or they accidentally scratch their faces. When a baby's face is broken, it should be treated according to the size and severity of the broken area. If parents feel they may not be able to handle it well, they should take the baby to the hospital for treatment.

What to do if the baby's face is broken

First, if it is just a minor abrasion and not serious, you can ignore it. The child’s skin will heal quickly, so don’t worry too much.

Second, if the skin is scratched a little but there is no bleeding, you can wipe it several times with an alcohol swab to keep the wound and the surrounding area clean. Generally, there will be no major problems.

3. If there is no bleeding, you can use double itch water to clean it.

Fourth, if the abrasion is bleeding but the wound is not large, you can wash the child's skin with clean water and disinfect it with alcohol. No bandage is needed. Keep the wound dry and disinfect it every day. It will heal in a week.

5. If the injury is serious, with heavy bleeding and a large wound, you need to go to the hospital to see a doctor for wound healing treatment.

6. To prevent scars, you can pierce the vitamin E capsule with a needle, take the liquid and apply it to the scar and gently massage for 5 to 15 minutes, twice a day. If you persist, the scar will heal.

7. During the skin recovery stage, do not eat soy sauce, ginger, garlic, or onions, otherwise it will be bad for skin healing.

Precautions

1. Be careful not to feed your child spicy food, and do not feed your child foods that are easy to cause inflammation, such as seafood, lamb, etc. This will aggravate skin infections. We just need to let children eat a lighter diet.

2. If our children have skin breakages and abrasions, the most important thing to pay attention to is to prevent skin infection. We should pay attention to the hygiene of the abraded skin. We can use external hydrogen peroxide to rinse the abrasions at home, and then bandage them with clean gauze aseptically.

3. We should be careful not to let the child's wound come into contact with water. In addition, when we disinfect and scrub the child, we must be careful not to let the wound come into contact with water. This will cause bacterial infection and itching, which is not conducive to the recovery of the wound.