Why do blisters on children's hands not hurt or itch?

For this reason, you still need to take your child to the hospital. It is most important to find the specific cause and prescribe the right medicine. Because children are more playful, they may not be able to protect the blisters so well. It will be bad if they are squeezed or infected while playing outside. There are many reasons why children get blisters, so you need to go to the hospital for examination. If it is hand, foot and mouth disease, it needs treatment. Parents need to be careful not to break the blisters.

Blisters on children's hands

Consider hand, foot and mouth disease, which is an enterovirus disease with an incubation period of 3-7 days and no obvious prodromal symptoms: most patients develop the disease suddenly. It mainly affects the hands, feet, mouth and buttocks. There is generally no pain or itching, and no trace is left after healing. Hand, foot and mouth diseases may not all occur in the same patient. Blisters and rashes usually disappear within a week. The usual treatments are as follows. Pay attention to isolation, prevent cross infection, pay attention to oral care, reduce fever appropriately, give antiviral treatment such as Isatis root, Qingkailing, Pudilan, etc., take Xikelao and Fumei orally to prevent infection, and drink plenty of water

There could be many reasons. For example, skin allergies, hand, foot and mouth disease, etc. However, hand, foot and mouth disease in children is a very serious disease, so go to a regular hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

I hope the above can give you a reference. If a child has blisters, be careful not to let the child scratch them. If it itches, focus on treating the itch. Pay attention to whether the blisters on the child tend to expand. There are many types of blisters. Some blisters are caused by walking. Pay attention to hygiene and cleaning. If blisters appear on the feet, do not wear high heels. Wear shoes that fit your feet so that you can walk comfortably.