What to do if blisters appear on the soles of babies' feet

Babies grow up under the care of their parents since birth, especially now that every family has one, each of them is a little princess or little emperor. The baby's health is also a matter of special concern to parents. Babies in infancy cannot express their needs with words, and can only cry when they are uncomfortable. There are also some minor problems that parents should observe carefully when the baby has no feeling yet. Many babies will have blisters on the soles of their feet. Let's talk about how to deal with this situation.

There are many reasons why blisters form on the soles of babies' feet. Parents should find out the reasons and treat the condition accordingly. Parents should observe whether the baby's feet sweat a lot and whether there is athlete's foot. If so, it is considered to be vesicular athlete's foot. Apply antifungal lotions, such as butenafol spray and meclofenac, alternately, and take itraconazole orally if necessary. If there is no excessive sweating, it may be eczema. If it is an allergy, you can apply pevisone, eczema cream, oral antihistamines and vitamin B complex, etc., and pay attention to keep the baby's feet dry.

It could also be impetigo, an acute skin disease caused by a skin infection with streptococci or staphylococci. The symptoms are red rashes the size of rice grains on the skin. The rashes will grow into blisters with pus. After the rash dries, yellow pus scabs will form on the surface. Due to the itchiness, babies often scratch, and the pus can be transmitted to other parts of the skin after being scratched. It's best for you to go to a clinic for a diagnosis to rule out chickenpox and hand, foot and mouth disease. Care: Follow the doctor's instructions, apply antibiotic ointment, pay attention to skin cleanliness, wash hands with running water, and avoid being infected yourself or infecting your family. It is best to disinfect baby clothes and towels before use. They can be disinfected by exposure to sunlight or steam. Especially the bedding should be exposed to the sun.

You should also check whether there are blisters on the baby's hands and mouth, and be alert to the risk of hand, foot and mouth disease. If the baby does not eat, sleeps restlessly and has a fever, you should seek medical attention in time to confirm the condition and then provide treatment.

Parents should take good care of their babies but do not "confine" them. Excessive care will make the baby sick and without resistance. Parents should often take the baby out for activities and let the baby get more sun, keep the indoor air circulating, conduct regular checkups and vaccinations, and pay attention to neonatal eczema and jaundice. Parents should not panic if the baby has a problem. Carefully examine and observe the baby, and tell the doctor in detail. This will be very helpful for the child's condition.