What is the disease on the baby's feet

Once some mothers find red spots on their baby’s feet, they will become very panicked and anxious, wondering if the baby is sick. So, what disease do the red spots on baby’s feet cause? In fact, this is not the case. In this case, it depends on what the red spots on the baby's feet look like. Some are just simple red spots, while others are manifestations of disease, but as a mother, there is no need to panic too much.

What disease might cause red spots on baby’s feet? Experts say that there are several diseases that can cause red spots on your baby's feet:

Hand, foot and mouth disease rash:

The rash of hand, foot and mouth disease appears on the palms or edges of the hands and feet. The disease starts with a red rash, and white blisters may appear on the red spots after a few hours or one night, but it must occur on the hands, feet and mouth. But if there is no fever, the rash will not have any effect on the child, because the rash is the body's detoxification reaction. It is not recommended that you use any medication or smear indiscriminately. Even hand, foot and mouth disease is not a big deal. The more you get it, the milder the disease and the faster you recover. The more treatments you get, the slower your recovery. You can take some Chinese patent medicine for clearing away heat and detoxification orally. This rash is not painful or itchy, so what is there to worry about?

Children's eczema:

Pediatric eczema is caused by the child's allergy to protein. Infant eczema is mainly caused by allergy to protein in milk powder or breast milk. If it is not very serious, no treatment is required and it will naturally improve after 1 and a half years old.

Local capillary refill:

The red spots on the baby's feet may also be caused by local capillary filling. If the child has no other symptoms, it is generally fine. It is recommended that you pay more attention to washing the red spots on the child's feet with warm water. This will gradually improve after a period of time.

Experts remind that if children have fever and other symptoms, it may be hand, foot and mouth disease, which should be checked in detail and treated actively. On a daily basis, you should eat a healthy diet, drink plenty of water, keep your skin clean, avoid adverse stimulation, and take symptomatic treatment. However, although hand, foot and mouth disease caused panic when it first appeared, it can actually be well treated now, so mothers don’t need to worry too much.

Any abnormality in the baby will worry the mother, so even the appearance of small red spots, which may seem insignificant, will make the mother worried. However, babies have delicate bodies and low immunity, making them extremely vulnerable to various diseases and affecting their health. Therefore, mothers need to pay more attention and never give diseases a chance to take advantage.