What should you pay attention to when your child has a rash

If a baby shows symptoms of rash, it needs to be treated in time, and parents also need to take good care of the baby. Otherwise, the baby's condition is likely to worsen. Try to keep the air in the house circulating and fresh. Pay special attention to the child's diet and don't let the child eat too greasy food. If parents take good care of the baby, it will help the baby's recovery.

What should I pay attention to when my child has a rash?

1. Pay special attention to the child's fever. If the fever is severe, you can use physical cooling methods, such as wiping the body with alcohol, or wiping the child with warm water. Keep your child's skin clean to avoid skin damage, and avoid using alkaline soap to clean rashes.

2. Let your child rest in bed, keep the home environment quiet, and keep the air fresh and flowing. Do not cover your child with a thick quilt.

3. Children’s diet should be light and the food should be easy to digest, preferably high-protein and high-fiber food. When the fever is severe, the child can be given liquid or semi-liquid food.

4. When a child is ill, you can supplement him with some vitamins under the guidance of a doctor, which will help alleviate the symptoms of the disease.

What are the symptoms of baby rash

1. Rashes in infants and young children are often accompanied by high fever, and most of the fevers will reach 39-41°C, which will last for about 3-5 days. Some children may even experience high fever convulsions.

2. A characteristic of the disease of rash is that the rash will appear when the child's fever begins to subside. The rash usually appears three or four days after the fever starts to subside. Most of the rashes are irregular spots and maculopapules, which will fade when pressed with the hands. The rash can appear all over the body, but rarely on the forearms, calves, hands and feet. It usually disappears in a day or two without leaving a scar.

3. Some children may experience respiratory and digestive tract discomfort, and may also have swollen cervical lymph nodes, which are most obvious behind the ears or behind the head.