What should I do if my child is allergic to crabs?

If a child is allergic to crabs, the first thing to do is to stop eating crabs and then treat the allergic symptoms.

If a child has a mild allergy after eating crabs, he or she can generally take oral antihistamines under the guidance of a doctor to control the progression of the disease and reduce allergic reactions or skin itching symptoms. If the allergy is more severe, glucocorticoid drugs may be needed, or a cooling and antipruritic ointment may be applied. You need to go to the hospital for allergen testing in time and avoid contact with some allergic substances in daily life.

Crab is a kind of seafood and may be prone to allergies. It is also possible that the child has an allergic constitution. After the allergy occurs, it may cause obvious itching of the skin, and there may also be edema or abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting and other symptoms. Mild nausea may heal itself after 1 to 2 days, while severe nausea requires timely treatment and the recovery time will be prolonged.

If a child has an allergic constitution in daily life, try not to consume beef and mutton. Also, be careful to avoid contact with animal hair or pollen, etc. Strengthen daily diet management, control the intake of lean meat from seafood, eat more vegetables and fruits, supplement the necessary vitamins, pay attention to skin hygiene, and try not to scratch with your hands, as this can easily lead to infection.