Baby's face has small pimples

When the baby is young, parents need comprehensive care to avoid any harm to the baby's body. Many babies suffer from some diseases when they are young because their parents do not take good care of them. These diseases cause a lot of harm to the baby's body and even make the baby's physical constitution worse. So what are the small pimples on the baby's face? Many people are not clear about this.

So what's the matter with the small pimples on the baby's face? When this happens to the baby, timely treatment is needed. This is a skin disease. If not treated in time, it will cause great harm to the baby's body.

Baby has small pimples on his face:

Infant eczema is an allergic skin disease, which is commonly known as an allergic skin disease. The main cause is intolerance or allergy to ingested, inhaled or contacted substances. Children with eczema initially develop red skin and rashes, followed by roughness and flaking of the skin. Touching the child's skin feels like touching sandpaper. Heat and humidity can make eczema more obvious. Therefore, it is possible for babies to develop eczema after they are one year old.

The most common is moist eczema: this type of eczema is more common in fat infants and young children. The most common areas for eczema to occur are the top of the head, forehead, and cheeks, and the distribution is relatively symmetrical. If you look closely, you can see red spots, small papules, and small bags where eczema occurs, and there are often erosions and scabs. Overall, it looks moist and exudative.

The second type is common in infants and young children who are thin and have poor nutritional status, and is a dry type. The main skin lesions are redness of the skin, visible papules, and bran-like scales, which look like white skin falling off. There is no exudation and it looks dry. When the mother touched her skin, it appeared rough and dry.

The third type is the seborrheic type, which often occurs on the scalp, between the eyebrows, and on the eyebrow arches, with yellowish, transparent seborrheic exudate. It looks greasy and dirty. The eczema on the child's fair face looks very out of proportion.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of what is going on when small pimples appear on the baby's face. When this happens, parents should not panic. They need to send the baby to the hospital for treatment in time. This will be of great help to all aspects of the baby's body and will not cause any harm to the baby's body.