What should I do if my 9-month-old baby has blisters on his feet?

If there is a baby at home, parents will be particularly worried, because the baby will encounter various problems in the process of growing up, and may even die from some diseases. To avoid this situation, parents should stay with their babies at all times, and they can relax a little when the babies grow up. So, what should I do if my 9-month-old baby has some blisters on his feet?

A 9-month-old baby has blisters on his feet. If this happens in the summer, when the child is barefoot or wears thin socks and there are many mosquitoes around, it may be insect bite dermatitis caused by mosquito bites. Because babies have delicate skin, they will experience local redness, blisters, itching and other symptoms after being bitten by mosquitoes, and the baby will become distressed and irritable.

After the baby is bitten by mosquitoes, you can apply floral water locally, preferably Liushen original liquid. Because the baby's skin is delicate, the water is absorbed quickly after application and can quickly reduce swelling and relieve itching without causing any harm to the baby's skin. To prevent your baby from being bitten by mosquitoes, install screen doors and windows at home, and use mosquito repellent lamps in the room where your baby sleeps.

Blisters on the feet of a 9-month-old baby may be caused by a viral infection. Hand, foot and mouth disease is a relatively common viral infection. In addition to blisters on the feet, blisters can also be found on the baby's buttocks, mouth, arms and other parts. When you find blisters on your 9-month-old baby's feet, it is best to take the child to a regular hospital for a blood test to rule out infection with the hand, foot and mouth disease virus.

Blisters on a 9-month-old baby's feet may be caused by a fungal infection. Since the baby's skin is delicate, it is easily attacked by fungi. When someone in the family suffers from athlete's foot or ringworm of the hands, if the towels and other cleaning supplies they use are not separated from the baby's, the baby can easily be infected with fungi.

When blisters appear on the feet of a 9-month-old baby, it is best to take the child to the dermatology department of the hospital for examination. Once it is confirmed to be a fungal infection, some antifungal drugs such as Daktarin Cream can be used. In order to avoid cross-infection of fungi, babies should use special towels, washbasins and other cleaning supplies in daily life. In hot weather, wear breathable shoes for your baby.