Diarrhea, itchy rash

The gastrointestinal system carries all the digestion and absorption functions of the human body, and the gastrointestinal system is also a fragile system. If you don't pay attention to your diet, it is easy for gastrointestinal problems to occur in the gastrointestinal system. When a person has gastrointestinal problems, the most direct reaction is abdominal pain and diarrhea. However, some patients also develop itchy rashes on their skin while having diarrhea. What disease causes this?

1. Children's eczema

Find the cause of the disease and eliminate it; eczema can be relieved through breastfeeding, and more high-protein foods, such as eggs, fish, etc., can be added to the baby's complementary food; if the situation is more serious, some corticosteroid creams can be used under the advice of a doctor.

2. Papular urticaria

Try not to let your baby scratch the affected area to avoid infection; give your baby some anti-allergic drugs appropriately, and make sure to take them under the doctor's instructions; pay attention to your baby's diet and keep it light.

3. Baby is allergic

Find out the cause of the allergy and prevent your baby from coming into contact with the allergen to prevent the baby from having an allergy again. Change your baby's clothes, bed sheets and quilt covers frequently. If your baby is old enough to take medicine, you can also go to the hospital to prescribe some medicine for your baby to cooperate with the treatment.

4. Prickly heat

Apply anti-prickly heat powder or antipruritic agent to the affected area of ​​the baby to relieve the itching; pus-type prickly heat needs to be treated with antibiotics in the hospital; in daily life, maintain good indoor ventilation and dress the baby in exaggerated clothes to prevent sweating from making the baby's skin wet and sticky.

How to treat red pimples on baby's body

If the child is fine and suddenly develops red bumps on the face, or even on the neck, and the eyes may become itchy, the child will scratch the eyes and skin, and rub the eyes until they turn red, then it is very likely that the child is suffering from an allergy. At this time, you must take your baby to a regular hospital for examination and treatment. You can use medication to treat him. During the treatment, you must also provide good care.

Red bumps on babies' bodies will be very itchy, and some will be very painful, so you must take your baby to the doctor to see what is causing it. Parents should also control their babies and not let them scratch too hard to avoid infection. Babies should be fed light food and must not be fed spicy or irritating food.