How to treat prurigo in children

The disease of prurigo in children is caused by allergies. We can treat it with antibiotics. During the treatment, we should be careful not to scratch the skin with our hands. We also need to adjust our diet and skin hygiene. For the treatment of prurigo in children, patients can also take drugs such as chlorpheniramine and dexamethasone ointment and apply them on the skin to inhibit the growth of bacteria on the skin.

1. Pediatric prurigo is generally caused by allergies, so it is okay to give children some anti-allergic drugs for treatment, such as: chlorpheniramine, cetirizine, etc., which will have a relatively good effect. Children also need to pay attention to avoid scratching with their hands. Parents must pay more attention to their children and try not to scratch and cause infection and inflammation, otherwise it will make the child's condition more serious and difficult to treat. You can also use some external medicines such as calamine lotion to relieve the symptoms of itching.

2. Children with prurigo can be treated with some topical medications, such as dexamethasone ointment, which has a better antipruritic effect. The ointment can be applied after cleaning the skin to achieve a good antipruritic and anti-inflammatory effect. Usually, avoid letting children eat spicy foods, and also pay attention to avoid always eating junk food, including puffed foods, fried foods, barbecued foods, pickled foods, snacks, etc. Be sure to control and adjust the child's diet.

3. Children's prurigo can be relieved by taking the anti-allergic drug loratadine. Oral treatment with astemizole and vitamin C can also have some relieving effect. If the condition is more serious, you must go to a professional dermatology hospital for examination and treatment in time. Do not let the child's condition become more and more serious. It must be controlled in time. It is also good to let children eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. Some hot fruits and fruits that are prone to allergies should not be eaten by children.

Finally, for children with infantile prurigo, intravenous injection of vitamin C and calcium gluconate injection can have a good effect when necessary. The child's diet must be light. Eating some vitamin-rich foods more often will also be beneficial to the child's condition. He should not eat things that are prone to allergies.