How to treat baby rubella most effectively

How to treat baby rubella is believed to be what parents are most worried and anxious about, because this disease phenomenon has become a common problem affecting the health of many babies, so we must pay attention to and adopt scientific and effective treatments and solutions, so as to help babies reduce the harm caused by this disease. The following is an introduction to how to treat baby rubella.

Rubella is a mild rash-causing infectious disease that mostly occurs between winter and spring and is more common in children aged 1 to 5 years. Medically speaking, this disease is caused by rubella virus, which is mainly transmitted through respiratory droplets or directly through secretions from the mouth, nose and eyes of the sick child. After infection, it causes inflammation of the upper respiratory tract and enters the blood circulation, causing toxemia and swollen lymph nodes. Due to congestion of capillaries in the upper dermis, a rash occurs. After the rash appears, neutralizing antibodies quickly appear in the blood and the symptoms of toxic blood disappear.

Prevention and treatment:

When the child has a high body temperature, he or she needs to rest in bed and drink plenty of water. It is best to isolate him or her for 5 days after the rash appears. During this period, he or she cannot go to kindergarten and should try to avoid going to public places as much as possible. Open the doors and windows of the room regularly to keep the air fresh and the sunlight sufficient. Parents should pay special attention to oral hygiene, brush teeth frequently in the morning and evening, and keep the child's skin and mucous membranes clean. At this time, the child's resistance is weak, so care should be taken to prevent catching cold.

In addition, it is also important to strengthen children's diet nutrition. Children should drink more boiled water, eat more vegetables, and try to eat nutritious and easily digestible foods such as soy milk, rice porridge, egg custard, and milk. Spring is prone to "spring sleepiness", so ensuring your baby gets enough sleep is beneficial to their growth and development.

If you want to ensure your baby's health and prevent the occurrence of rubella, then the common sense issues introduced above are not to be ignored by every parent and friend. Because the more you ignore them, the more serious the impact and harm to your baby's health will be. Therefore, of course, scientific treatment and preventive measures are necessary.