What should I do if my child has red spots on his face?

Children's immunity is relatively weaker than that of adults, so if you don't pay attention, they will often suffer from various minor illnesses. For younger children, in addition to some diseases, they should pay more attention to allergies. Red spots on children's faces indicate allergies, dermatitis or some allergic diseases. Such problems should be taken seriously and medical treatment should be sought in time. The following are emergency measures when medical treatment is not possible in time.

Many babies will develop red spots and small rashes on their bodies when they are four or five months old, which affects their sleep and diet. This is infant eczema, which may be caused by allergies. Infant eczema is the most common allergic symptom in children. Other allergic symptoms include food allergies, allergic asthma, and allergic rhinitis. A baby's cheeks are often the first area to be affected by eczema. Allergic eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is an itchy, inflammatory condition of the skin that tends to come and go. Eczema is usually the first symptom of allergies in babies and is not contagious through contact.

The skin of babies with allergic eczema becomes very itchy and inflamed, causing redness, swelling, cracking, oozing, scabbing and peeling. Between flare-ups, the skin may appear normal, or it may become affected by chronic eczema, with dryness, thickening, and itching in the affected areas. Here I would like to introduce to you some Chinese medicine treatments.

Composition: Xanthium sibiricum 30g Cnidium monnieri 15g Dictamni 15g Atractylodes lancea 15g Sophora flavescens 15g Shengjun 15g Phellodendron chinense 15g Kochia scoparia 15g

Usage: decoct in water, take the filtrate and wash the affected area after it cools down. Take 1 dose per day, wash once in the morning, noon and evening. This is the dosage for children aged 2 to 3 years old. For children under 1 year old, reduce the dosage by 1/3.

Function: Detoxify, eliminate dampness, eliminate rashes and spots.

Indications: Eczema in infants and young children. Symptoms include papular eczema on the forehead and face, with yellow secretions oozing out, or scattered all over the body, purple-red fingerprints, and a moist tongue with a thin white coating.

There is a Chinese medicine treatment mentioned in the article that has very good efficacy. An old Chinese doctor will also prescribe this medicine under corresponding circumstances. Even if you think it is not effective for your child, what is more important for children is that the medicine does not have too many side effects and toxicity. You might as well give it a try. Of course, if possible, it is best to see a doctor.