Causes of miliary rash in newborns

What is the matter with miliary in newborns? Children are the apple of their parents' eyes. Even a small change in their children will attract the attention of their parents. What is going on? Miliary in newborns is very normal. This condition will heal on its own without any attention. Parents do not need to worry too much. Do not dress your child in too many clothes. Keep your child's skin breathable and this condition will disappear. The air conditioner should be at a suitable temperature to prevent your child from sweating.

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Granuloma is one of the common rashes in newborns, usually occurring on the tip of the nose, wings of the nose, and cheeks of children. Milia is about 1 to 2 mm in diameter and appears as yellow-white granules. It is caused by blockage of the sebaceous glands and usually disappears on its own within a few weeks after birth without the need for treatment.

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They often appear in the first week after birth and are distributed on the face, head, and intertriginous areas. There are four typical types of prickly heat in clinical practice:

① Miliaria alba (milliary crystalline): transparent blisters the size of a needle tip, with no red halo around them and easy to break. Generally no symptoms. It is absorbed within 1-2 days, leaving only slight scaling.

② Red miliaria is prone to occur in the armpits, elbows, forehead, trunk, etc. The skin lesions appear in batches, appearing as densely arranged needle-sized papules and papulovesicles, surrounded by a red halo, accompanied by a burning and itching sensation. There is mild desquamation after the rash subsides.

③Pustular miliaria (pustular miliaria) is mostly developed from miliaria rubra and is prone to occur in skin folds and the head and neck. The lesions are densely packed papules with pillow-sized shallow pustules on top. Bacterial culture was negative.

④ Deep miliary rash (deep miliary rash): It is common in the neck, trunk and other parts of the body. The lesions are dense, noninflammatory papulovesicles that coincide with the sweat pores and increase in size with sweating. Generally no itching.

The above are the reasons why children develop milia. Just keep the child's temperature appropriate and don't let the child wear too many clothes. I hope parents don't need to be too nervous. Just apply more talcum powder to the child. It is normal for children to develop prickly heat due to the weather. Just keep the indoor temperature not too hot. I hope everyone lives a healthy life.