What is the cause of the red pimples on the child's body?

If a child has red bumps on his body, parents need to consider whether it is caused by eczema, because children are most susceptible to eczema. Eczema may be caused by the living environment and temperature. If you do not pay attention to the baby's body and skin care, it is easy to cause eczema. So let's take a closer look at the issues that need to be paid attention to in order to prevent babies from getting eczema.

Eczema itself is not caused by moisture, but moisture can make eczema worse. The rash may become more noticeable after your child has bathed or sweated. The first time parents pay attention to the problem is usually after the baby takes a bath, so they attribute the cause to moisture factors such as the body not being dried dry after the bath. Treatment of any disease should be symptomatic treatment based on eliminating the cause. The main cause of infant eczema is related to milk. According to common sense, milk products should be stopped. However, the child is only a few months old, how can he survive without milk? Therefore, the most important method to treat infant eczema is symptomatic treatment - eliminating rash and relieving itching. Eliminating rash can relieve skin damage and avoid skin infection; relieving itching can relieve children's pain, avoid skin scratching, and prevent infection. At present, the truly effective drug is an ointment containing hydrocortisone hormone, and a 0.1% concentration preparation is usually used. Generally, apply the ointment thinly on the rash 2 to 3 times, and the rash will improve significantly and the itching will be significantly reduced. Applying moisturizer frequently after the rash improves can prolong relief. Since the root cause of eczema is milk intolerance, eczema will reappear after a period of time. Repeated use of hormone ointment in this way until the demand for milk gradually decreases after the addition of complementary foods and the child's tolerance to milk gradually increases can fundamentally alleviate the occurrence of eczema. However, children who have eczema from an early age are not necessarily intolerant to milk, there may be other factors. For children whose rash not only does not improve but becomes more severe after adding complementary foods at 6 months of age, other causes should be considered.

Although many babies may encounter eczema in their lives, this problem has a relatively large impact on the baby, so mothers must pay attention to help their babies with skin care and keep their skin clean and fresh, which will help prevent eczema or other skin problems.