What happens when my child gets blister-like bumps on his body?

Very young children may develop many kinds of skin diseases, such as blister-like bumps on the skin. They look like blisters, but feel hard. In fact, these are flesh lumps. The baby may experience pain or severe itching. At this time, the baby's mood may become very bad and he or she may often cry. So what is the cause of these symptoms?

What happens when my child gets blister-like bumps on his body?

This is caused by eczema. It is easy to relapse due to personal constitution. It may be related to mental factors, exercise, cold, heat stimulation and other allergic factors.

Guidance:

It is recommended that children take anti-allergic treatments such as loratadine tablets and cyproheptadine tablets orally, and use calamine lotion externally to avoid contact with allergens again. Usually eat a light diet. Avoid spicy foods.

This case is eczema. Take loratadine syrup orally and apply Wuji ointment.

Guidance:

Pay attention to hygiene, eat a light diet, eat more vegetables and fruits, and temporarily avoid eating spicy, irritating, greasy foods, shrimps, crabs, and eggs.

Eczema is a common inflammatory skin disease of the epidermis and superficial dermis caused by a variety of internal and external factors.

Guidance:

It is recommended to use calamine lotion externally on babies, which is more effective in treating eczema. Usually, you should pay attention to keeping your baby's skin dry and clean.

Red bumps and itchy bumps appear on the body, which may be mainly caused by allergies. Pay more attention to rest and avoid scratching to avoid infection. You can also use chlorpheniramine and other symptomatic treatments.

It is possible that the discomfort symptoms are caused by a bacterial infection. It is recommended to go to the dermatology department of the hospital for examination, apply Bactroban externally for treatment, avoid contact with water, and avoid infection.

Symptoms caused by eczema include blistering, itching, ulceration and peeling of the skin.

Suggestions: Regular check-up and treatment are recommended. You can try physical therapy, instrument therapy, drug therapy, microwave therapy, red light therapy, and Chinese medicine conditioning. Drink more hot water to facilitate bowel movements, soak your feet every night to promote sleep, do not stay up late, avoid overeating, and avoid smoking and drinking.