The child was born with many red spots

Children's skin is usually very delicate. For some children under one year old, they are particularly prone to skin diseases because their immune system is not fully developed at this time. If they are infected by bacteria and fungi, it is easy to cause skin diseases. When older children have some red spots on their bodies, they will scratch them with their hands. So why do children have many red spots on their bodies?

If small red spots and itching appear all over the child's body, this is likely to be an allergy. If the child eats certain allergenic foods or comes into contact with some allergenic substances, allergic reactions will occur, and small papules and itching will appear. Oral anti-allergic drugs should be taken for treatment. Sometimes viral infections can also cause the rash.

It is best to see a doctor and have a blood test to rule out the possibility of infection. You can try anti-allergy medication. You can take loratadine syrup and vitamin C tablets orally. At the same time, you should identify the allergens, avoid further contact, change clothes and take a bath.

If the child does not have a fever, it is probably caused by allergies. This disease is related to the child's own constitution and the external environment. Macules will appear, and the skin around the macules will become red and itchy, especially at night. Don't worry too much. You can use some anti-allergic drugs, such as Claritin or Fexofenadine tablets, and avoid spicy food.

Children's skin is delicate, so you must pay attention to protecting it. Remember, observe the child's mental state and diet when there is a problem. As long as there is no problem, there is no need to worry. Give the child a light diet, avoid humid and hot environment, and take the child to the hospital for skin treatment.

If a child has many small red spots on his body, it should be considered as eczema, which will cause severe itching. Common diseases with this symptom are eczema and allergies. If you have eaten seafood before the rash appears, or have been in contact with other allergic substances, it is suspected to be an allergy. If not, it may be an allergy.

Children can be given loratadine oral solution + vitamin C tablets and other drugs, and should also be treated with external application of Shiduqing ointment. Pay attention to the hygiene of the affected area, do not scratch the affected area with your hands, and change your underwear frequently. It usually heals in about a week. The specific condition needs to be judged based on the clinical symptoms. Children are young, so medication needs to be used with caution. Go to the hospital for a clear diagnosis and timely symptomatic treatment.