Treatment of small pimples on children's hands

Small pimples on children's hands are a relatively common skin disease. Although this skin disease is a relatively common skin disease, it must attract the attention of parents. Only through treatment as soon as possible can it be effectively improved. Therefore, many parents want to know the treatment method of small pimples on children's hands. In order for you to understand it as soon as possible, please take a look at the introduction below.

It may be caused by allergies. It can be treated by taking loratadine (Claritanet) + vitamin C + calcium gluconate + dexamethasone tablets orally, or by taking chlorpheniramine + vitamin C + calcium gluconate + dexamethasone tablets orally. During treatment, do not eat spicy or greasy food, drink plenty of water, and get enough rest.

Suggestion: You need to understand the problem of small bumps on your hands. Let me answer your question about small bumps on your hands: If there are small bumps between your fingers and itching, it is likely to be scabies, which is contagious and needs timely treatment. If it is on the back of the hand, palm or fingers, it may be flat warts or finger warts, which are viral infections and can be treated with laser, freezing or injection of drugs; if it is on the palm or back, it is allergy and can be treated with anti-allergic treatment. It is best to go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

The bumps on the hands generally need to be considered as dyshidrosis or tinea manuum. Tinea manuum is caused by fungal infection, and dyshidrosis is a manifestation of eczema, which is an allergy. Suggestions: At present, you can use pevisone cream to observe. If there is no improvement in 3-5 days or the symptoms worsen, it is best to go to the local hospital dermatology department for fungal examination and diagnosis

The above content specifically introduces the treatment methods for small pimples on children's hands, so as parents, you must fully understand the above introduction. After understanding, take your children to a regular hospital as soon as possible for effective treatment. I believe that after treatment, the small pimples on your children's hands will be better treated.