Pimples on baby's face

Babies' skin is generally delicate, so they are particularly prone to some skin diseases, but few babies will get acne when they are young. If the baby has acne, mothers should pay attention to cleaning the baby frequently. If necessary, you can use breast milk to wash the baby's face, because mother's breast milk has a disinfecting effect to a certain extent. So what is the reason for acne on the baby's face?

Steps/Methods:

1 First of all, mothers should know that it is normal for babies to have acne one month after birth. This is what we usually call the fetal toxins that the baby carries. Mothers should not be anxious, just pay more attention to the cleanliness of the baby's face and wash the baby frequently. ,

2 Secondly, if the baby has acne on the face when the baby is a few months old, mothers should check whether it is due to something the baby has eaten, or whether there is some unhygienic condition in the home. Sometimes babies will have acne on their faces due to allergies to food.

3 Finally, when the baby has acne on the face, mothers should not let the baby scratch it with their hands. Wash the baby's face more often to keep it clean, or you can choose some baby medicine to wipe the baby.

Precautions

If mothers are breastfeeding, they cannot eat foods that cause irritation. They should pay attention to eating light foods. If the baby is breastfed, the mother will also get irritated.

How to take care of acne on baby's face?

During the nursing period, you should pay attention to preventing inflammatory infections. If you are breastfeeding, the mother should pay attention to the baby's diet and eat more foods containing vitamins, which will help the baby's recovery. Usually, you should also pay attention to preventing colds and avoid scratching your baby to avoid aggravating the condition.

If the acne on your baby's face is accompanied by fever, it is best to go to the hospital for a blood test to determine the cause and then provide symptomatic treatment. Fever is often related to viral infections such as chickenpox, hand, foot and mouth disease, herpes, etc. If acne appears on your baby's face without any symptoms, it is best to continue observing. If there is secretion, itching, etc., it is often directly related to skin diseases such as eczema, so you must pay attention to distinguish and identify it at this time. The general course of viral infection is about seven days. When the baby has repeated fever, or is accompanied by other symptoms (loss of appetite, vomiting, etc.), and if the condition is obviously serious and affects the baby's diet and sleep, it is best to hospitalize the baby for observation and pay attention to prevent the occurrence of complications and other diseases.

When the baby's skin is dry and itchy, you can apply some moisturizer or eczema cream and other medications. Only comprehensive prevention and treatment can help prevent the disease or help with early recovery.