What is the cure for blisters on children's fingers?

There will always be various problems when a child grows up. The child needs careful observation and care from parents every day. When the child shows symptoms of discomfort, adults are most worried. So what should we do if the child has blisters on his fingers? Let's take a look at what methods can be used to cure it. I hope it can help more parents and friends.

1. During the blister stage, the main treatment should be astringent and antipruritic. You can apply Chinese medicine externally to the baby, or soak the baby's hands in 10% alum solution.

2. For babies with dry skin, thickened cuticle and small cracks, you can apply moisturizing and anti-cracking ointment externally. Also, be careful not to tear off the stratum corneum that has not been completely peeled off for your baby, so as not to cause pain or bleeding.

3. You can take: 20 grams of cooked rehmannia, 15 grams of yam, 10 grams of cornus officinalis, 10 grams of moutan bark, 10 grams of oriental water plantain, and 15 grams of poria. Add water to 15 grams of Saposhnikovia divaricata and 30 grams of Tribulus terrestris, decoct them and feed them to your baby.

4. Apply vitamin C injection solution to the baby's affected area twice a day, for a course of 3 days. It has a good effect on the recovery of skin lesions. Method: Wash the baby's hands first, wait until they are slightly dry, then pour vitamin C injection solution into the baby's palms, then use both palms to rub the solution evenly on the baby, and wash it off when the solution dries and turns white. Take 2 times a day, 2 ml each time.

5. You can give your baby an appropriate amount of fresh leek juice with brown and white sugar once a day. Taking it for 4 times in a row will be effective.

6. Chop the ginger into pieces and soak it in white wine for 24 hours. Apply it to the baby's affected area 1-2 times a day. The effect is very significant.

7. Use medication to protect the newly grown epidermis except during the peeling stage. You can apply ointment to the baby.

The above are several methods of treating blisters on children's fingers. No matter which method is used during treatment, care must be taken to avoid letting the child scratch to prevent the wound from being damaged and infected. In addition, attention must be paid to the strength when wiping the child with medicine. The child's skin is too delicate, and excessive force will increase the pain and cause discomfort to the child.