What's wrong with the blisters on my child's hands?

Children's skin is always soft and smooth, making people feel very comfortable to touch. Especially when a child's little hand holds your palm, that little piece of softness will melt your heart, and any unhappiness will be thrown away. However, some parents often find small blisters on their children's fingers, and they will inevitably feel nervous at this time. What happens when a child gets injured and has blisters?

Generally, the red ones are eczema or rashes, as well as prickly heat during the hot summer. Yours is transparent, which means there is toxin inside. Just like us adults, sometimes we can squeeze out the poisonous water by forming a small blister, but the baby is too young to squeeze it randomly, so if there are too many blisters, you should go see a doctor. See if it's a skin problem or an infection caused by something inside.

This situation mainly involves fungal infection of the child's feet and hands causing blisters. Itching may occur and rubbing with hands may cause infection. It can recur and disappear on its own after being punctured with a needle.

Guidance:

You can go to the dermatology department of the hospital for further treatment. The treatment mainly uses topical medications such as Daknin ointment. Be sure to take the medication regularly and also remember to let your child wash his hands before eating. Eat less spicy food, strengthen nutrition, improve physical fitness, pay attention to children's personal hygiene, and disinfect children's shoes and socks and expose them to the sun after treatment.

Children's skin is relatively delicate, so parents need to pay more attention to protecting them, especially in hot summer and cold winter, and must take protective measures for children. At the same time, in daily life, parents should supervise their children to eat vegetables and fruits, so as to ensure that their children get some vitamins.