Can children take a bath when they have measles?

Many people think that after getting urticaria, they cannot eat cold food or be blown by the wind during this period, and they cannot take a bath, because bathing will make the allergy worse. Therefore, many patients with skin diseases do not pay much attention to the issue of bathing. Whether children with urticaria can take a bath still needs to be judged by scientific methods.

There are many things that patients with urticaria need to pay attention to when taking a bath.

The first thing to do is to pay attention to the temperature of the water. It is best to use warm water when taking a bath, and the temperature is about 37 to 42 degrees Celsius. Too hot water will aggravate skin itching and also cause the blood temperature to rise, causing the skin to release more allergens, thereby aggravating the condition and making it difficult to recover.

The second is to avoid using irritating shower gels, as this will irritate the surface of the skin, causing the wound to fester, and in severe cases, cause complications. It is recommended to use some mild soap instead of shower gel.

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Third, you should not rub your skin hard when taking a bath, as this can easily break the affected area, which may leave scars. In severe cases, it may even cause wound infection. The correct way to do it is to gently wipe it with a wet towel. If conditions permit, you can take a bath in mugwort leaves, which plays a certain role in promoting the recovery of urticaria.

So how often should you take a bath? Medical experts recommend that it is best to take a bath once a day, so that the oil and dandruff produced by the skin that day can be washed away.

Therefore, patients with urticaria must pay attention to skin cleanliness and keep their skin dry during the illness. It is best to take a bath every day and pay more attention to some small details during the bathing process. I believe they will recover soon and there is no need to worry too much.