What should I do if I have received intravenous drip for roseola infantum?

Many babies have suffered from roseola infantum. Roseola infantum usually causes fever in babies, and many rashes may appear on the body. Roseola infantum is caused by viral infection. Parents need to take good care of their babies when they suffer from roseola infantum, and must seek medical attention in time. Let the baby pay more attention to rest and drink plenty of water. It is best to isolate the baby to avoid cross infection.

What should I do if I have received intravenous infusion for roseola infantum?

Generally speaking, when treating children's roseola infantum, try not to give them intravenous drips, as the intravenous drips will affect the development of the child's body functions. However, it cannot be said for sure that there will be an impact. It is best to treat it with some cooling patches or some external medications. Because the impact of infusion is relatively large, it is not recommended to give children too much infusion for treatment.

However, every child's physical fitness and medical conditions are different, so whether the child needs an infusion depends on the doctor's advice. If the doctor says that the child needs an infusion, then the child should be given an infusion, but the child must be taken good care of.

Post-rash care for infants

1. Babies should rest more, avoid playing vigorously, suspend physical exercise, and avoid cold water;

2. Drink plenty of water and add appropriate amount of fruit juice, which can increase the intake of vitamins, facilitate sweating and urination, and promote the excretion of toxins;

3. During the baby's illness, he should eat easily digestible food. Babies who can already eat solid food can eat liquid or semi-liquid food at this time. But be careful to make sure it is nutritious (it is not recommended to drink sweetened water with high sugar content, as it will affect the baby's appetite at this time);

4. Deliberately and appropriately supplement vitamin C and vitamin B;

5. The place where the baby rests should be quiet, and the air should be well ventilated and kept fresh;

6. The quilt should not be too thick or too much, which is not conducive to heat dissipation;

7. Pay attention to keeping the baby's skin clean and hygienic. Use clean water to clean the baby and do not break the rash. Also wipe the sweat off the child's body frequently to prevent the baby from catching a cold and preventing the baby with the rash from getting infected. Breastfeeding mothers should not eat seafood;

8. When the body temperature exceeds 39 degrees, you can use warm water or 37% alcohol to wipe the child's body to prevent high fever convulsions (alcohol is not recommended for cooling down babies, and if parents do not know the alcohol concentration, it is not recommended for older babies as it is irritating to the skin).

9. Roseola infantum is one of the few diseases where you can go out to play in the wind if you have a rash. However, Chinese medicine believes that the baby is physically weak at this time. If the baby sweats a lot, it is not recommended to go out in the wind.