Do children with acute rash need to avoid certain foods?

In life, when our bodies have some symptoms of disease, we must focus on active treatment, but at the same time we should not ignore our daily diet, because only by adhering to scientific dietary principles can the treatment and resolution of the disease be helpful. Children are prone to the problem of roseola. So, have you ever known about the phenomenon of roseola in children? Do you need to avoid certain foods? We will give you a detailed introduction below.

,

Roseola infantum, also known as roseola infantum, is an exanthematous febrile disease in infancy caused by human herpes virus type 6. It is clinically characterized by persistent high fever for 3 to 5 days and the appearance of a rash after the fever subsides. Generally, the rash begins to subside within a few hours and disappears within 2 to 3 days, without any pigmentation or peeling. There is no specific treatment for this disease, and antibiotics are ineffective. Just treat the symptoms. If you have a high fever, are irritable or easily startled, you can use antipyretic sedatives. If the high fever persists, you need to drink more fluids, such as boiled water, vegetable soup, fruit juice, etc.

If complications such as diarrhea occur, they are also caused by this virus. When you have diarrhea, you should not drink boiled water or foods containing glucose or lactose (including milk containing lactose). You should drink thick rice soup with an appropriate amount of salt.

When children suffer from roseola, of course they need to take the initiative to actively treat and resolve the problem. They cannot be careless about their diet, especially those foods that are prone to cause allergies, because this may affect and hinder the treatment and recovery of children's roseola. Therefore, everyone should pay attention to the understanding of this common sense and treat this disease correctly.