Can I blow dry the rash?

Nowadays, many children always need to experience several rashes when they are young. This is detoxification and is also a skin disease that many children must experience during the immune cycle. Pay attention to care during the rash period, because the rash usually lasts for about a week. Try not to take a bath during this period. Make sure there is no wind indoors, get some sun exposure appropriately, and disinfect supplies in time.

1. No bathing: It is still very necessary to keep children with rashes clean, but they should avoid catching cold during bathing and should not rub the rash area.

2. Airtight: Infectious rashes should be kept away from wind and cold. This does not mean that the room should be airtight. The room still needs to be ventilated, but the wind should not blow directly on the child.

3. Sunbathing: Children should avoid contact with irritating external environments, such as sunbathing, to prevent skin allergies or induce other bacterial infections.

Therefore, if you have an infectious rash disease, you should pay attention to avoiding cold, and the best way is to rest quietly!

——It is best to rest in bed and ensure adequate sleep. Do not walk around, avoid crowded places, and avoid going out. It is best to go out when the child's fever subsides, the rash is out, and the child is in a good mental state. At the same time, since the above diseases are contagious, you should avoid contact with other children after getting sick.

Avoiding allergens is more important than avoiding wind

The spring weather is sunny and the flowers are in bloom. The wind mixed with various microorganisms, pollen and dust can easily cause allergic skin diseases in children, such as eczema, urticaria, dermatitis, etc. Among them, eczema is the most common skin allergic disease in children. The cause is relatively complicated, and most children have personal or familial sensitive diseases.

For allergic rashes in infants and young children, the triggering factors of the disease should be found as soon as possible and the allergens should be kept away. If no clear cause is found, be careful to avoid eating allergenic and irritating foods, such as seafood products such as fish, shrimp, crab, etc., and avoid contact with items such as synthetic fiber clothing that are prone to allergies. You can also go to the hospital for allergen screening.