How to treat fetal toxicity in babies

Fetal toxins is a folk term, which mainly refers to the fact that the baby absorbs too much heat and toxins while in the mother's womb, so it is easy for the baby to develop a rash on the body after birth. The main reason for this situation is that women eat too much greasy or spicy food during pregnancy, and many new mothers are also anxious about this. So how should we treat baby’s fetal toxins? Let’s find out together!

Because the baby's nervous system is not yet fully developed, and the skin is very thin and delicate, it is allergic to many floating substances in the outside air, and it is very easy to form rashes and eczema. If it is not serious, there is no skin damage, water seepage, etc., generally no special treatment is required. It is best to keep the skin clean and dry, do not wash the face with shower gel and hot water, do not wipe with a towel, and do not use prickly heat powder to block the skin pores. It will heal itself after a period of time. For serious cases, see a dermatologist. Generally, baby rashes are allergic dermatitis. If the cause of the allergy is found, it will get better soon. If it cannot be found, most of them will get better by the age of 2.

The most important thing is to keep the baby's skin clean, dry and undamaged. The air temperature should be appropriate; bathe the baby frequently and keep the clothes clean; do not expose the baby to strong sunlight; when bathing, be careful not to scrub the affected skin back and forth, use the rinsing method, and do not use soap or shower gel to irritate the affected skin; do not use medication casually, unless there is exudate or damage on the skin, then use medication under the guidance of a doctor; the diet should be light and easy to digest, and the baby should be fed plenty of water, fruit and vegetable juice, etc. If the baby has severe fetal toxicity, you can boil some honeysuckle or chrysanthemum water, and then bathe the baby or wipe the body, you can also give the baby some to drink appropriately, all of which will help the eczema fade away.

The above content briefly introduces the baby's fetal toxins and how to deal with them. New mothers may wish to use it as a reference. If the baby's skin is not damaged, it is generally not recommended to give the baby medicine, because the baby's skin is very delicate and the medicine will irritate the baby's skin. Mothers should do daily cleaning for their babies and keep their skin dry.