What should I do if my child gets blisters on his body?

Children have weak constitutions and their body resistance is not very good, so they are likely to develop some diseases. Infant eczema is relatively common and usually concentrates on the face, body, and joint skin, forming blisters. So what can we do?

(1) First use warm salt water (one teaspoon of salt in one bowl of warm water) and wipe the eczema area with gauze;

(2) After it dries, apply "Baby Eczema Cream" (apply it evenly and rub it for a while until the white cream is no longer visible). For more serious cases (such as purulent spots), you can use "Bactroban Ointment" (apply in the same way as above), twice a day;

(3) After application, keep the ointment on the skin for 60-90 minutes, then wipe it off with saline solution. Generally, the symptoms should improve or disappear within two days after the above treatment. If there is no obvious improvement, then add "Bactroban Ointment" or (Lamisil Ointment). If there is suppuration or the infection is very severe, you should see a pediatrician.

3. Prevention methods:

(1) Do not dress your baby in too many clothes or cover him with too thick a blanket. Keep the baby’s skin dry. This is the most effective preventive measure.

(2) After each feeding, wipe the baby's mouth and neck skin with salt water or warm vinegar water (mix 1 spoon of white vinegar with 1 bowl of warm water) and keep them dry;

(3) When bathing your baby, you can boil water with honeysuckle vines. After bathing, you can use baby powder to keep the wrinkles of the skin dry.