Why is the child's lower body red and swollen?

Many children are prone to redness and swelling below, so parents should also pay attention to the baby's private hygiene when taking care of the baby, especially for some baby girls. They must clean the baby carefully after the baby urinates every day, otherwise it is likely to cause the female urethra to be infected by bacteria and cause diseases. So what is the reason for the redness and swelling of the child?

If a baby has this condition, it is probably because he has diarrhea and his feces are everywhere. Girls have short urethras and are prone to infection, so of course their buttocks will be red. The improvement can be achieved by paying attention to the following points: first, clean the buttocks in time after defecation, rinse with warm water from front to back; second, apply comfrey oil or comfrey ointment after washing the buttocks; third, change the diapers in time, even if it is a little bit, change it immediately. If the baby's little butt cannot get air through and is not changed in time, there will definitely be problems. It is recommended not to use diapers, but cloth diapers, and they should be washed frequently. You can go to the drugstore and buy a tube of erythromycin ointment. After washing the butt, just apply it on the vulva, not inside. But be careful and try not to take medicine. , let the baby's little butt open and breathe. You can apply some sesame oil. Wet wipes will have certain stimulation. Use warm water to wash the baby's butt. I wish the baby good health!!!

Pay special attention to the hygiene of the genitals:

1. Change your baby's diapers frequently and avoid wrapping the baby too tightly to prevent the temperature and humidity of the perineum from increasing.

2. For babies with diarrhea, it is best to clean the genitals after each bowel movement. The water temperature should not be too hot, and the temperature can be controlled at 38-40℃. To clean a baby girl's genitals, you can rinse them from front to back with warm water like "showering flowers". After washing, wipe dry with a tissue and then apply moisturizer. This can prevent bacterial infection caused by repeated friction and damage to the baby's buttocks skin.

3. Wash the diapers clean. Put the changed diapers in a basin, wash them with soap and boiling water, rinse off the soap, and dry them in the sun before reuse. Do not throw them on the ground. On rainy days, use an iron to dry them. Otherwise, the detergent on the diaper and the ammonia in the urine will irritate the baby's skin and cause a rash.