Small red spots all over the child's body

Small red spots appear all over children's body, which is often related to allergies. When children have skin allergies, not only will they develop small red spots, but they will also cause symptoms such as itching and pain. There are many reasons for allergies. The child may have a poor diet and eat some foods that are prone to allergies. It may also be related to dry weather and pollen and dust. Therefore, it is important to understand the allergens. If the condition is serious, go to the hospital for treatment in time.

Small red spots all over the child's body

If small red spots and itching appear all over the child's body, this is likely to be an allergy. If the child eats certain allergenic foods or comes into contact with some allergenic substances, allergic reactions will occur, and small papules and itching will appear. Oral anti-allergic drugs should be taken for treatment. Sometimes viral infections can also cause the rash.

Guidance: It is best to see a doctor and have a blood test to rule out the possibility of infection. You can try anti-allergy medication. You can take loratadine syrup and vitamin C tablets orally. At the same time, you should identify the allergens, avoid further contact, change clothes and take a bath.

What to do if your baby has skin allergies

Mothers are very worried about their baby's skin allergies and hope to relieve the baby's discomfort, but they don't know where to start. In fact, it is very simple to relieve baby's skin allergies. The first is not to scratch it with your hands. The second is to pay attention to the baby's hygiene. Finally, you can massage the corresponding acupoints of the baby.

1. If your baby is allergic, do not let him scratch with his hands. Instead, touch him gently to prevent the vicious cycle of "itch-scratch-itch".

2. After the baby is allergic, do not bathe the baby frequently. During the bathing process, do not use irritating soaps for the baby, and use moisturizer on the baby immediately after washing.

3. Maintain appropriate temperature and humidity in the baby's room. Do not always let the baby stay in the air-conditioned room. If it is too hot, mothers can consider putting a basin of water in the room, which can both lower the temperature and increase the humidity.

4. Massage the Quan point on the sole of the baby's feet once a day, massage (press or rub) 30 to 50 times each time, or soak the baby's feet in moxa leaves, which can help relieve the baby's skin allergies.

5. Pressing the fontanelle on the top of the baby's head can also relieve the pain, but it should be noted that this method is only suitable for babies under 1 and a half years old. The specific method is that the father covers the baby's fontanelle with his hands. Because the father is obviously stronger than the mother, covering it for 15 to 30 minutes will be enough. When pressing the fontanelle on the top of the baby's head, give the baby plenty of warm water. Remember not to give the baby hot water, otherwise it will easily irritate the baby's weak nasal and laryngeal mucosa, causing mucosal congestion and decreased resistance.