The child's face is red and his ears are red

There are both physiological and pathological factors for children's red faces and ears. We should choose treatment methods based on the cause of the disease. If a child's face and ears are red due to heat, we can reduce the heat on the child's skin. If a child's face and ears are red due to diseases such as conjunctivitis and pneumonia, then we need to take the child to the hospital for treatment in time. Let us now understand the reasons why children's faces and ears are red.

Some parents may think that it is normal for children to have red faces and ears when they have a fever. In fact, this understanding is completely wrong. Because the occurrence of this symptom may also be caused by disease, such as gastroenteritis, intestinal obstruction, pneumonia, etc., so the red face and ears that appear in children during fever are not entirely caused by fever.

So what are the causes of children's red face and ears when they have a fever? In fact, most of the symptoms of red face and red ears in children during fever are caused by enhanced blood circulation and blood heat. Parents do not need to worry too much about their children's red face and red ears. This is also what we often call a normal phenomenon. This phenomenon will disappear after the child's fever subsides.

Secondly, when a child has a fever and his face and ears turn red, what we need to worry about is the disease. For example, the gastroenteritis, intestinal obstruction, pneumonia and other diseases we mentioned above. The occurrence of these diseases may also cause the child's face and ears to turn red during the fever. Therefore, reasonable examinations and plans should be made from the disease aspect to avoid misdiagnosis of children's fever and red faces and ears. Taking medicines in time and conducting reasonable treatment are the main countermeasures to effectively solve the phenomenon of children's fever and red faces and ears.

In addition to the above two points, you should also pay more attention to your child's diet, because your child's diet may also cause red face and ears during a fever. For example, children must not eat potatoes, ginger, peppers and other foods when they have a fever. These foods can effectively enhance the abnormal blood circulation function, thereby causing blood heat in the face and ears, leading to red face and ears due to fever.

In short, there are many things to pay attention to when a child's face and ears turn red during a fever. If you don't understand this type of disease, you should find a professional doctor and go to a professional hospital for detailed examination and treatment to prevent the lack of understanding of lifestyle, diet and disease from leading to more serious diseases, thus affecting the healthy physical development of your child.