How to take care of blisters on children's hands

Children are always very naughty. They often touch this and touch that. At this time, it is inevitable that some bacteria will cause them illness. When parents wash their children's hands, they may accidentally find some small blisters on their children's hands. At this time, some parents will feel very panic. Is it hand, foot and mouth disease? Or some other diseases? Does this disease cause serious harm to children? How to treat it?

In most cases, blisters on children's hands are caused by pediatric eczema, which is caused by the child's allergy to protein. Eczema in infancy is mainly caused by allergy to protein in milk powder or breast milk. If it is not very serious, no treatment is needed and it will improve naturally after one and a half years old. This requires paying more attention to reducing the protein content in children's diet in daily diet.

Now if there is only one, it is just an ordinary blister. It may be caused by accidentally touching it while sleeping, eating too spicy food, or sleeping too late at night. These are all possible.

If your eczema is severe, you can apply an eczema cream to relieve the symptoms. However, ointments containing hormone ingredients should not be used for a long time. Wait until the eczema gets better. Apply zinc oxide ointment to your baby every day. This requires mothers to pay great attention to care.

When small blisters grow on the baby's hands, parents should not be too nervous. In this case, they should first carefully recall whether there is a problem with the baby's diet, go to the hospital for examination in time, and listen to the doctor's advice based on the examination results. Take good care of your child to prevent the blisters from breaking and causing infection, which may lead to serious illness.