How to care for small blisters on baby's hands

At that time, since every baby has different immunity, there are many symptoms in different children that parents cannot ignore. For example, small blisters on the baby's hands are generally caused by many reasons. Let's take a look at the following together.

Diet and Nutrition

If the baby gets sick in the summer, he is prone to dehydration and electrolyte imbalance and needs proper hydration and nutrition.

The baby should rest in bed for 1 week and drink plenty of warm water.

The child had a poor appetite and was unwilling to eat due to fever and oral herpes. It is advisable to feed babies light, warm, delicious, easily digestible, soft liquid or semi-liquid food, and avoid cold, spicy, salty and other irritating foods.

Oral Care

Babies may refuse to eat, drool, cry and stay awake due to oral pain. You should keep your baby's mouth clean and rinse his mouth with saline before and after meals. For babies who cannot rinse their mouths, you can use a cotton swab dipped in saline to gently clean their mouths.

Vitamin B2 powder can be applied directly to the area of ​​oral erosion, or cod liver oil can be applied, or vitamin B2 and vitamin C can be taken orally, supplemented by ultrasonic nebulization inhalation to relieve pain, promote early healing of erosion, and prevent secondary bacterial infection.

Rash Care

Baby's clothes and bedding should be clean, comfortable, soft, and changed frequently.

Keep your baby's nails short and wrap their hands if necessary to prevent them from scratching the rash.

For babies with rashes on their buttocks, their urine and feces should be cleaned at all times and their buttocks should be kept clean and dry.

In the early stages of a rash on the hands and feet, you can apply calamine lotion. When herpes forms or breaks, apply 0.5% iodine tincture.

Pay attention to keeping the skin clean and prevent infection. If infection occurs, use antibiotics and sedatives and antipruritic agents.

Pay attention to observe the changes in the condition and treat the symptoms in time

Measure your baby's temperature, pulse and breathing regularly.

Hand, foot and mouth disease in children generally presents with low or moderate fever and does not require special treatment. Just let your baby drink more water.

For babies whose body temperature is between 37.5℃ and 38.5℃, physical cooling methods such as heat dissipation, drinking more warm water, and taking warm baths can be used.

The above information is about small blisters growing on babies' hands. First of all, this phenomenon can be treated in a timely manner by choosing some methods. In daily life, timely care should be provided, and children's clothes and toiletries need to be disinfected and sterilized.