What to do if your baby has urticaria

The phenomenon of baby wheal has caused a lot of impact on the baby's health, so every parent should not ignore some common sense about wheal, as well as effective coping and prevention methods. Because this phenomenon has a relatively large impact on the baby's healthy growth, the following is a detailed introduction to what to do with baby wheal and what effective solutions should be taken.

●Find out the cause of the disease, avoid contact with allergens, and try to avoid various inducing factors.

● During an acute attack, you should pay attention to your diet and avoid spicy food and alcohol.

● Patients with gastrointestinal involvement should be given liquid or semi-liquid easily digestible food.

● Maintain local hygiene and avoid scratching to prevent infection.

Taboos for the prevention and treatment of urticaria in children

● Don't catch

Most people's instinctive reaction to itchy skin is to scratch it with their hands, but you may not know that this action not only fails to relieve the itching, but may make it worse. This is mainly because scratching the area will increase the local temperature, causing the blood to release more histamine (allergens), which will make the condition worse.

● Do not apply heat

Some mothers will apply hot compresses to their babies. Although heat can temporarily make the local itching sensation less sensitive, it is actually another kind of stimulation because heat can dilate blood vessels and release more allergens. For example, soaking in an overheated hot spring or bathtub, or wrapping in a heavy quilt for excessive warmth are likely to cause urticaria.

If you don't want your baby to be affected by these diseases, then you must pay attention to the common sense issues introduced above. Only by paying attention to these issues can we help your baby avoid these diseases and protect his health. If he does suffer from urticaria, he must also follow the doctor's guidance and scientific treatment is recommended.