Treatment of rash after baby's fever subsides

Nowadays, it is not uncommon for babies to develop rashes after their fever subsides. We may have all heard of babies getting rashes. It is not a disease, but a normal phenomenon. However, it has caused great trouble to many parents. Every parent hopes that their children can grow up strong and healthy. So, is there any good way to treat rashes in babies after a fever? Next, we will introduce in detail the treatment methods for red rashes that occur after the baby's fever subsides.

Treatment:

Systemic treatment

① Antihistamines mainly have a calming and antipruritic effect [1].

② Antibiotics should be given appropriately for cases with extensive skin lesions, erosion, and exudation, even if there are no obvious signs of bacterial infection. Such as erythromycin 250 mg, 4 times a day.

③ In principle, steroid hormones are not used in general cases, but atopic asthma is an exception. For severe cases, it can be used for a short period of time (2 to 3 weeks) to control symptoms as quickly as possible.

④Immunosuppressants include azathioprine, cyclosporine A (CYA) and interferon. There is currently insufficient data to confirm its efficacy in treating AD.

⑤ Try to avoid long-term or short-term use of large doses of topical corticosteroids. Traditional Chinese medicine overcomes this drawback. For example, pure Chinese medicine preparations can be used twice a day, and the treatment is safe and thorough.

Topical treatments

① Steroid hormones are used for skin lesions with severe inflammation but no obvious erosion or exudation. During the treatment, change the types appropriately. Use strong ones at first to control the symptoms as quickly as possible, and then gradually switch to medium and low-efficiency ones after a few days. For skin lesions in different parts of the body, attention should also be paid to the selection of varieties. If the skin lesions are extensive, especially in infants and young children, it is advisable to use preparations with weaker effects or lower concentrations.

②Antibiotics are used for infected skin lesions. Often used in combination with steroid hormones.

③ Tars such as coal tar and bran oil are effective against AD. Pastes are commonly used and applied alone or in combination with hormone preparations.

Syndrome differentiation and treatment

The above content introduces us to how to treat the rash that occurs after the baby's fever subsides. I believe that the above content will be helpful to everyone. The above methods are proven and very effective methods. If our children also have a rash after a fever, you might as well try the methods introduced above!