What are the causes of small red spots on the hands of newborns?

Many newborns have small red spots on their hands. When small red spots appear, many parents will worry that it will affect the hand health of their own sons, so they want to fully understand the causes of small red spots on newborns' hands. The following content provides a detailed introduction, so that many parents can have a comprehensive understanding.

Condition Analysis:

Based on your situation, it is considered to be caused by local contact allergy. It is recommended that you see a dermatologist for treatment.

Guidance:

Are there any contact allergens? In this case, the cause should be removed first. The treatment is mainly based on taking antihistamines, such as oral astemizole and vitamin C. If necessary, vitamin C and calcium gluconate injection can be injected intravenously. At the same time, you can apply traditional Chinese medicine ointment externally to see how it goes.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that eczema is mainly related to dampness, which can accumulate heat and cause symptoms of damp-heat. Over time, dampness can damage the spleen, while heat can damage yin and blood, leading to a mixture of deficiency and excess symptoms. Acute eczema is often characterized by symptoms of dampness and heat, while chronic eczema is often characterized by a mixture of deficiency and excess. During treatment, you can apply a pediatric dehumidifying ointment that is mainly used to clear away heat and dampness, dispel wind, nourish blood and moisten dryness.

In the treatment of eczema, the internal treatment should be nourishing blood and dispelling wind, clearing away heat and detoxifying, and assisting with diuresis.

So, what should we pay attention to when alleviating the little red spots on the hands of newborns?

2. Daily care for small red spots on the hands of newborns

1. Parents should strengthen the care of newborns and check whether the clothes they wear are soft, comfortable and less irritating.

2. Check whether the baby is wrapped too much. If the baby is wrapped too much, it will cause the blood vessels in the skin of the newborn to dilate, making erythema more likely to occur.

3. You can take the medicine under the guidance of a doctor. Usually, localized, non-developing erythema does not require systemic medication and can be treated with topical application of iodine tincture. If the erythema tends to expand or connect into a large area, the newborn can be given phenergan powder in addition to applying iodine.

If a newborn has small red spots on its hands, parents must pay attention to it. As parents, you must fully understand the content introduced above. After understanding the cause of the disease, you should treat it with the correct method. I believe that through the correct treatment method, coupled with your own care, the small red spots on the child's hands can be removed as soon as possible, and through treatment and care, the child can recover as soon as possible.