The baby has red pimples on his body

Anyone who has taken care of a child should know that a baby’s skin is very fragile and can easily develop skin diseases if not handled with care. Therefore, in daily life, parents must pay attention to the cleanliness of their baby's skin to avoid bacterial infections. However, some parents still find that their babies have large patches of red bumps on their bodies when taking care of them. What kind of disease could these red bumps be?

1. What is the reason for the red pimples on the baby's body?

1. Prickly heat

If the red bumps on your baby's body are relatively small and appear in hot weather, it may be that your baby has prickly heat. These red bumps may not only appear on the body but also on the face.

2. Skin allergies

The baby has eaten allergic food, or there are allergens in the living environment, such as mites, dust, medicines, etc.

3. Eczema

This condition is common in newborns. The red bumps are very similar to prickly heat. The baby will feel itchy and can't help but want to scratch with his hands.

4. Dermatitis

If the red bumps on your baby's body look like mosquito bites, your baby may have allergic dermatitis. There are many reasons for this condition, such as mosquito bites, contact with pets, damp clothes, etc.

5. Urticaria

Some parents found that their babies had a lot of small red bumps on their bodies for unknown reasons, and they felt very hard. If this is the case, parents should consider that the baby may have urticaria.

2. What is the reason for the red pimples with blisters on the top of the baby's body?

1. Rash

There are red bumps on the body and blisters on the top. The baby may have a rash, but parents need to further confirm through observation whether it is the case or not. If your baby has symptoms of high fever and the fever is severe, with the temperature reaching 39 degrees or even 40 degrees, and the fever lasts for a long time, it means that the baby does have a rash. Because high fever is one of the symptoms of rash, usually after a high fever, you can see a rash on the baby's body.

In addition, if the red bumps on the baby's body are very itchy and grow very quickly, this also means that the baby may have a rash. At this time, parents can choose to go to the pharmacy to buy an anti-itching ointment for the baby. Generally, the rash will slowly disappear in about 3 days.