What are the treatments for rubella in children?

Children affected by rubella need special attention, and parents need to observe and understand whether some of the symptoms children have are rubella, and how to take effective treatment and coping methods to ensure their health. Because children suffering from rubella will cause more harm, the following are some treatment methods for children's rubella.

The systemic symptoms of rubella are relatively mild, with low fever and very mild cold symptoms. In the early stage, you may cough, sneeze, runny nose, sore throat, etc. Rash may appear within 1-2 days of fever, usually spreading from the face to the trunk and limbs. The rash often covers the whole body on the first day, but there is usually no rash on the palms and soles of the feet. The rash is light-colored, slightly raised, and evenly distributed. The rash disappears in about 4-5 days. The typical characteristics of rubella are that the rash appears when the fever occurs and disappears when the fever subsides. There are often swollen lymph nodes behind the ears, occipital area, and neck. It is common in children aged 1 to 5 years old.

Except for infants under 1 year old, the younger the age, the higher the incidence rate. Adults are occasionally infected. It is related to factors such as diet, drugs, insect bites or intestinal parasites. Children with rubella generally do not need special treatment. When the body temperature is high, some antipyretics can be used. During the fever, the sick child should rest in bed, give liquid, semi-liquid and easily digestible food, drink plenty of water, help detoxification and sweating, and keep the skin and oral hygiene clean.

1. Do not let children scratch the affected area with their hands to prevent itching. Cold compress can be used to relieve itching, or calamine lotion or zinc oxide lotion can be used to clean the skin. 2. Pay attention to balanced nutrition. Children should not eat too much high-protein food, and should eat less or no spicy food and seafood. 3. Pay attention to hygiene. It is very important to prevent mites at home. Prevent children from contacting pollen substances and avoid activities under trees, in grass, etc. 4. Pay attention to weather changes and keep warm to avoid cold urticaria. Children with urticaria should wear loose and breathable clothing to avoid irritation to the affected area. 5. Ensure adequate sleep to enhance the body's immunity.

I hope after introducing these contents. We can pay more attention to the knowledge of these common sense in everyone's life. Everyone should be responsible for their own physical health, but children are inherently weaker. So parents should give them more care and love. This is the only way to truly help them. Stay away from these diseases and injuries.