Children develop rash after fever

The problem of children's fever should never be underestimated, because severe fever can damage the child's fragile brain nerves, which may have a huge impact on the child's future life. Therefore, when a child shows symptoms of fever, parents should use a combination of physical cooling and drug cooling methods to cool the child's body. But if a child develops a rash while having a fever, does it have anything to do with the fever?

Why does a child develop a rash on his back after having a fever?

1. Babies are more prone to rashes. If the condition is not too serious, try to keep the baby's skin dry, wipe off the water on the baby's body, and keep the room ventilated. If the rash covers a large area and is serious, you should take your baby to the hospital for treatment.

2. If it is prickly heat, let your baby drink more mung bean soup, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and use green tea boiled water to bathe.

3. If parents find a rash on their child’s body, they should first see a doctor to determine the cause and prescribe the right medicine, because using the wrong medicine will cause the symptoms to worsen and will be detrimental to treatment. Dr. Na Mingzhu further stated that babies aged 0-1 years old may occasionally develop rashes, and these rashes may represent different skin diseases. Parents must not be smart and apply medicine on their own to treat the diseases. Common skin symptoms in babies are as follows.

How to solve the rash on the back of a child after a fever

1. When using corticosteroids, they must be used according to the prescribed concentration. The effects of such drugs depend not only on their physical and chemical properties, but also on their concentration. High concentrations produce good effects, but also serious adverse reactions; low concentrations cannot achieve the therapeutic purpose.

2. When itching is severe, do not wash the affected area with overheated water. You can use 3% boric acid aqueous solution for wet compress. After the exudation is reduced, you can use 15% zinc oxide paste to promote astringency.

The above is a brief introduction about why children have a rash on their backs after having a fever. So don’t worry if children have a rash after a cold. Children generally don’t feel itchy due to this kind of damp-heat rash, but they just look uncomfortable. It will disappear on its own after a day or two. If it doesn’t disappear completely, you can take some medicine to remove dampness and heat or drink some mung bean soup, bitter gourd, etc., and there will be no problem in a few days.