How to care for children who have small red spots all over their body after the fever subsides?

Children are the treasures of every family. Every day all family members have to revolve around the children. This has become a very common phenomenon. If there are signs of cold or fever, family members will be particularly worried. They will take the child’s temperature and check the body regularly. However, many children will suddenly have small red spots all over their body after having a fever. This is a characteristic of detoxification. Most of the time it is caused by side effects of drugs or poor resistance and heavy body moisture. As parents, we should pay attention to care, avoid scratching, and take medication regularly.

Overview

After a baby is born in the family, it has become a common phenomenon that the whole family revolves around the child every day. However, we still need to pay attention to methods when taking care of children. Wrong methods will cause a lot of troubles to children. Although children cannot speak, sometimes they also need special attention. Now we all need to raise children scientifically. Of course, in our daily life, it is very common for children to have fever and colds, so parents must have strategies to deal with these common symptoms and don’t panic too much.

Steps/Methods:

1 Many children will have fever when they are young. In fact, fever is sometimes a sign of growth, especially in early childhood. Many children will have red spots on their bodies after having a fever. This is actually very common. Generally, red spots will appear on the baby's body after two days of repeated fever.

2 Don’t worry if there are red spots on the body. This means that toxins have been excreted and the child has begun to build his or her own immune system. The red spots will generally disappear after two days. During this period, be careful not to let your child go to public places and keep the room well ventilated.

3 This situation is generally roseola infantum. When the rash appears, do not let the child be blown by the wind. Be sure to feed the child more water and give the baby a bath after the baby has recovered. Generally, parents do not need to worry too much about this situation. As long as they listen to the doctor's instructions, the child will get better soon.

Note:

It is very common for children to have a fever. Parents can prepare some common antipyretics and thermometers at home. If the child's fever is not too high, you can take some antipyretics at home and see how the child is doing. Always pay attention to the child's body temperature and go to the hospital immediately if there are any other conditions.

What are the care methods for children with eczema?

1. Avoid letting irritating substances come into contact with your child's skin, especially your child's eczema, and do not apply oil-rich skin care products to the affected area. To protect your child's skin, do not apply too much skin care products, as this will only irritate your child's skin and is not conducive to recovery. At the same time, avoid using soap and hot water to wash the affected area.

2. Children should be dressed in soft, loose cotton or fine fabric underwear, and chemical fiber fabrics should be avoided. In addition, wool and woolen clothes should be avoided for both inner and outer clothing. Babies' diapers should be washed and changed frequently. Clothes must be soft and not too hard. Hard materials are not good for the baby's skin and can easily cause damage, so children should wear loose clothes, preferably pure cotton.

3. Keep your skin clean and dry: If the scab has hardened and stuck to the head, apply olive oil on the affected area first and then wash it after a while. When bathing your baby, it is advisable to use warm water and non-alkaline bath products to clean the baby's body. If you already have seborrheic dermatitis, washing your head carefully can remove the scabs.