Why are blisters on the child's body?

Every mother loves her child very much and usually takes care of her child very carefully, but sometimes mothers will neglect something. So when mothers are taking care of their children, they sometimes find blisters on their children and don’t know what to do. In fact, mothers don’t need to be anxious. Generally, there are two possibilities for blisters on children. One is vesicular rash and the other is chickenpox. In fact, there is a certain connection between chickenpox and vesicular rash.

Herpes zoster is clinically caused by a varicella virus infection and is a common herpes skin disease. When children are infected for the first time, they may develop chickenpox, or a latent infection. The virus then invades the sensory endings, then moves and remains latent in the neurons of the dorsal root ganglia of the spinal cord. When a cold, malignant tumor, immune disease, radiation or chemotherapy occurs and the body's resistance is reduced, it can induce shingles.

Treatment of herpes simplex: Measure 1: First of all, you must avoid all factors that irritate the skin of your hands, such as peeling oranges or mangoes with your hands, holding cut potatoes, or having direct contact with detergent or soap. You should try to use tools instead of your hands, such as a long brush or a machine for washing dishes. If cutting fruit is unavoidable, you can wear two layers of gloves, that is, wear a layer of pure cotton gloves inside the outer latex gloves to do the work, and change them as soon as possible when sweating, because sweat can also irritate the hands.

Anti-inflammatory drugs such as aspirin, indomethacin, Voltaren, etc. Measure 2: The herpes zoster-killing special medicine can penetrate into the body through the pores, reach the ganglia directly to kill the virus, and cure herpes zoster. During the onset of the disease, use it as early as possible, which is faster and more effective.

Treatment of chickenpox: Children should be isolated early until all rashes have crusted over. There is no specific treatment for this disease. The main treatment is symptomatic treatment to prevent secondary skin infection, keep it clean and avoid itching. Strengthen care to prevent secondary infection. Actively isolate patients to prevent infection. Isolate early until the rash is completely crusted and dry. Local treatment is mainly to relieve itching and prevent infection. Calamine lotion can be applied externally. If herpes ruptures or secondary infection occurs, 1% gentian violet or antibiotic ointment can be applied externally. Antibiotics can be used when the systemic symptoms of secondary infection are severe.

Of course, if your child has blisters, we recommend that you take your child to the hospital for treatment so that the doctor can find out the specific cause and then treat it. In addition, after your child has blisters, be careful not to let your child scratch the blisters, and pay attention to your child's hygiene. In addition, try not to break the blisters when your child takes a bath, and wipe them gently.