Why do babies have red bumps?

Some babies have problems with their bodies, so they need to take appropriate treatment methods in time to ensure their health. Especially if the children have skin problems, they need to take appropriate treatment methods in time to ensure their health. So why do babies have red bumps? Let me introduce it to you below.

Urticaria is the most common manifestation of skin allergy. The rash is slightly raised red patches on the skin surface. Most of them are itchy and can grow anywhere on the body. It may look a lot like a rash caused by an insect bite, but hives change shape constantly, almost every minute.

There are many causes of allergic diseases such as urticaria, including various foods, drugs, infections, contact with chemicals, physical factors, and other systemic diseases. Treatment and prevention are all about finding and avoiding allergens, but for some urticaria, it is impossible to identify the allergens; if the urticaria is caused by diseases such as infection, the urticaria will disappear when the disease is cured. The acute phase of urticaria attacks usually only requires the use of antihistamines to combat allergic reactions, and most urticaria will resolve within 48 hours. A small number of cases of urticaria may recur. When the rash persists for more than six weeks, it is called chronic urticaria and often requires steroid treatment.

Papular urticaria is a common skin disease in children and can also be seen in adults. It recurs in spring and autumn. This disease is named after its symptoms. In fact, some patients suffer from insect bites. Especially the exogenous allergic reaction caused by arthropod bites is a delayed reaction that takes about 10 days. Further bites will induce a rash, and repeated bites will produce desensitization.

The rash is spindle-shaped, red, peanut-sized wheal-like lesions that may be scattered or clustered and may have pseudopodia and blisters. After scratching, the rash becomes wheal-like and swollen. New and old rashes often exist at the same time and disappear in 1 to 2 weeks, leaving temporary pigmentation. It often recurs, with severe itching, but no systemic symptoms and local lymph node enlargement.

The above is my opinion on this issue that I would like to introduce to you. If the child has the above problems, then the child should pay attention to take the above methods in time for corresponding treatment. This will ensure the child’s physical health and avoid danger to the child due to the above problems. Finally, I wish the child a speedy recovery.