What's going on when red and hard bumps grow on my baby's face?

For babies, every part of the body needs careful care from their parents, as any carelessness may cause trouble. For example, some babies may be born with poor physical constitution, so they are very prone to catching colds and fevers. Some babies are born with poor skin, so they always suffer from some skin diseases. So the question is, what's the matter with the red and hard bumps on the baby's face?

A baby's skin is very delicate and even the slightest stimulation can cause the baby's skin to become sick. Infant eczema usually appears between 1 month and 2 years old after birth, and is most severe in babies aged 2-3 months. It often occurs on the cheeks, scalp, forehead, between the eyebrows, neck, under the jaw or behind the ears, and may also spread to other parts of the body. The rash has similar appearances. Some babies have flushed skin covered with yellow greasy scales or scabs, while others have flushed skin covered with rashes and small blisters.

What treatment measures should be taken

1. The general treatment principle is: find out the cause, treat the symptoms, feed reasonably, and provide careful care.

Generally speaking, we should first observe whether there is food allergy, especially allergy to animal protein such as milk, breast milk or egg white; secondly, the mother eats fish, shrimp, crab, chicken, etc., which can also be passed to the baby through breast milk. After eating these animal foods, we should observe whether the baby's skin disease worsens. If it is related to the above situation, the baby should change the feeding method; such as breast milk allergy, use milk instead, milk allergy instead, or the mother should not eat fish, shrimp, crab and other foods during breastfeeding. At the same time, the baby's indigestion, constipation and diarrhea should be treated in time.

Babies' skin is relatively tender and has poor resistance, so the area should be kept clean to avoid infection. When there is exudation and scabs, do not scrub with hot water or soap to avoid increasing exudate and thicker scabs. Instead, gently apply vegetable oil and do not peel off the scabs forcibly.

2. You can take some medicines and take vitamin B complex, vitamin C, etc. at the same time. If there is a secondary infection, antibiotics should be added.

3. The topical medication should be determined according to the condition of skin lesions. When there is exudation, erosion, redness or swelling, apply wet compresses with an appropriate aqueous solution of the drug. After the exudation and erosion disappear, apply topical corticosteroid preparations.