What should I do if my child has blisters on his hands and it itches?

Children's skin is very delicate and can be easily damaged by any circumstances, such as poor hygiene or bacterial infection. Many parents complain that their children often get blisters on their hands and are very itchy. The children can't help but want to scratch. So how to solve this problem? The following is a detailed introduction.

When blisters appear on the baby's hands and they are very itchy, parents should be careful not to let the baby scratch his fingers, because the baby's skin is delicate and can be easily scratched. Parents can use the following methods to help their baby recover.

1. Give your baby antifungal drugs.

Generally, small blisters on the hands can be treated quickly by applying fungal ointment. As long as you apply an appropriate amount of ointment on the affected area, the blisters will be effectively eliminated and the skin will return to normal after a few days.

2. Let your baby eat more blood-cooling and detoxifying foods to treat blisters.

Too much heat in the body and excessive toxins can also cause the symptoms of small blisters, so they can be relieved by eating more blood-cooling and detoxifying foods.

3. Apply vitamin C injection solution to your baby’s hands.

When the itching of small blisters on the hands is severe, you can use vitamin C injection to apply to the affected area of ​​the baby, apply 2 to 3 times a day, and the symptoms will be relieved after a few days. In addition, you can prevent blisters on your hands by consuming more vitamin C.

4. Soak ginger in white wine and apply it on your baby’s hands.

After cutting the ginger into slices, soak it in an appropriate amount of white wine. After soaking for 24 hours, apply the soaking liquid to your baby's hands about 2 times a day. This method is very effective in treating blisters and itching.

5. Soak your baby’s hands in white vinegar.

If small blisters grow on your baby's hands and there are itchy symptoms, you can apply an appropriate amount of white vinegar and soak the baby's hands. Soak your baby's hands for about 5 minutes every day, and the blisters will slowly disappear after a few days.

The above are the solutions to small blisters on children’s hands. If the above methods cannot control the blisters, then it is necessary to take the child to the hospital for a detailed examination to find out the cause and carry out professional treatment based on the cause. This way, the child can get rid of the itching as soon as possible.