What should I do if my baby has transparent hard blisters on the soles of his feet?

The health of a baby's hands and feet can be easily affected by various factors, which can greatly hinder the baby's development. Problems with the soles of the feet are the most common. For example, many babies will have blisters on the soles of their feet around one year old. When you touch the blisters, you will feel something hard, filled with transparent liquid, and accompanied by a certain amount of pain. Let's take a look at what to do if your baby has transparent hard blisters on the soles of his feet?

There are many reasons why a baby may have a transparent hard blister on his foot, the main one being: eczema, which may appear on the child's head, cheeks, external ears, or even the entire face and neck. In severe cases, it may also be seen on the hands, feet, chest and abdomen. Erythema, rice-grain-like papules, blisters, erosions, exudate and crusts appear on the skin surface. The inflammatory reaction is obvious, and the local skin has a burning and itching sensation. If local compression occurs, it will simply appear as a transparent blister, which can generally be considered as local compression. Pay attention to observation and care. If the blisters on a child infected with fungi are accompanied by severe itching, it is suspected to be a fungal infection. If the skin around the blisters becomes red and swollen or the blisters become purulent, it means that the skin at the blister site has been infected and the child should be taken to the hospital for treatment immediately.

The baby has many small white, transparent blisters on his hands, a few on his feet, and some on his body. This is herpes. There is no fever and it is a viral infection.

You can first take some antiviral drugs, such as ribavirin granules or antiviral oral liquid, Shuanghuanglian, and take anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent infection. You can apply acyclovir ointment locally. Eat a light diet, avoid spicy, irritating, irritating and greasy foods, drink plenty of water and avoid catching a cold. If you have a fever, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

Consider it either athlete's foot or eczema, the former is caused by fungal infection and the latter is caused by allergies. A diagnosis can only be made by combining clinical symptoms and laboratory tests. It is recommended not to give your baby medication indiscriminately, but to go to a regular hospital for symptomatic treatment.