What to do if small red pimples appear on the face of a child

Babies have low resistance and are easily invaded by bacteria, including skin infections. It is common for babies to have red bumps on their bodies, which are mostly caused by eczema or allergies. This requires mothers to pay attention to the baby's diet and daily care. More sun exposure can reduce the onset of eczema. Learn more about what to do if small red bumps appear on your child's face?

Baby eczema is usually caused by allergies, and home care is very important:

1. Try to find and avoid contact with allergens. First, observe whether the child is allergic to food, especially animal protein such as milk, breast milk or egg white; observe whether the eczema will be aggravated after eating animal foods such as fish, shrimp, crab, etc. during feeding. If so, try to avoid eating these foods.

2. Avoid contact with irritating substances, do not use alkaline soap to wash the skin, do not use various cosmetics or perfumes, do not wash the affected area with too hot water, and do not take a bath too frequently.

3. The room temperature should not be too high. When going out, do not expose the area with eczema to direct sunlight, otherwise it will aggravate the itching of eczema. Change your child's clothes frequently. Make sure the clothes are loose and not too thick or tight. Clothes made of fine cotton are best.

4. Keep the room well ventilated, clean and hygienic to avoid dust that irritates the skin.

5. The treatment of childhood eczema should be under the guidance of a dermatologist. Parents must not abuse antibiotics or use single prescriptions or folk remedies at will. You can take chlorpheniramine and the anti-allergic probiotic Taiminle orally to improve allergic constitution, regulate immune function, and enhance immunity. It is best to use it together with the external Minfu Herbal Ointment for prevention and treatment. It is mild and non-irritating. It is a pure Chinese herbal preparation that can quickly help the baby relieve eczema symptoms and is better for the baby.

6. Do not get BCG or other preventive vaccinations during the onset of eczema, and avoid contact with patients with herpes simplex to prevent herpetic eczema.