What to do if red bumps appear on the seven-month-old baby

Babies are young and have delicate skin. There are many reasons why red bumps appear on a seven-month-old baby. It may be an allergy or roseola infantum. But no matter what the disease is, it should be treated in time if the baby cannot speak yet. Do not eat irritating and spicy foods, and eat light and easy-to-digest foods. If the condition is too serious, it is better to go to the hospital. The earlier the treatment, the better. After all, in this era of advanced medicine, it is not difficult for a seven-month-old baby to have red bumps.

1. Pay attention to the medication history, diet, infection, mental factors and inhalants (pollen, feathers, paint, etc.) before the onset of the disease. Any of those that may be related to the onset of the disease should be avoided.

2. Take the medicine on time and do not stop taking it on your own. Antihistamines have a sedative effect and you should not engage in high-altitude work, driving, etc. after taking them.

3. Patients should be treated immediately if they experience shortness of breath, laryngeal edema, or difficulty swallowing.

Urticaria is a localized edema reaction caused by dilation and increased permeability of small blood vessels in the skin and mucous membranes, commonly known as "wheals". It is characterized by the appearance of white or red rashes on the skin, which occur suddenly, have no specific location, appear and disappear from time to time, and are extremely itchy, and disappear without leaving any traces.

This disease should be treated mainly with drugs, combined with emotional, diet, acupuncture and other therapies. Patients with serious conditions, especially those with anaphylactic shock or laryngeal edema, must be sent to the hospital for treatment immediately.

The cause of urticaria is allergic reaction. There are many factors that cause allergies, such as drugs, food, clothing, pollen, cosmetics and so on. Treatment should start from two aspects: blocking allergens and anti-allergic treatment. Try to identify the cause of the disease and eliminate it. For example, be careful not to inhale pollen, animal dander, feathers, dust, castor powder, avoid contact with allergens, and prohibit or abstain from certain medications or foods that are allergic to the body. If the symptoms relapse due to hot or cold stimulation, you should not avoid them excessively. Instead, you should gradually introduce them and gradually extend the time of hot or cold stimulation in order to adapt to them. Actively treat the primary disease to eliminate the source of the disease.

However, it is difficult for most patients to find the exact allergen. The treatment is to take oral anti-allergic drugs, which can be combined with calcium supplements, vitamin C, corticosteroids, etc. The medication time needs to be adjusted. In order to prevent attacks at night, the medication can be taken in the afternoon. In addition, to enhance the therapeutic effect, injections of thymosin, histamine globulin or Capsules polysaccharide nucleic acid injections can be used. As some patients grow, their immune function will change and chronic urticaria will resolve on its own.

Any changes in a certain part of the body's function will directly affect the baby's decreased immunity. In terms of clothing, it is not advisable to wear too much or too little, just be moderate; in terms of diet, do not blindly add new foods, it depends on whether the baby can adapt. Therefore, as parents, you cannot be too careless and must always observe the baby's changes. If you miss the best period of treatment, the consequences will be disastrous.