The child has pimples all over his body

Most parents are afraid that their children will have some serious problems, because children's diseases are generally much more serious than adults' and more difficult to cure. The main thing is that children's bodies are generally fragile, and illness will have a great impact on their bodies. However, children's skin is prone to skin diseases. Many parents have found that their children have red bumps on their bodies. What causes this?

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

1. For example, eczema is an allergic reaction. If needed, you can apply zinc oxide cream or Bailing Baby externally, apply it alternately, drink plenty of water, eat more fruits and vegetables, supplement vitamins, avoid irritating foods, avoid scalding and scratching, pay attention to local hygiene, wear cotton underwear, and change and wash it frequently.

2. You should consider that this is an allergy. It is mostly related to contact with something or diet. It is recommended to apply calamine lotion to the affected area and take chlorpheniramine orally. In addition, urticaria should be ruled out.

2. What to do if your child has eczema

After the baby develops eczema, we should first take the baby to a regular hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible. In daily life, we must pay attention to the cleanliness of the baby's skin. It is best to wash hands and bathe frequently, but do not let the baby come into contact with overheated water. Do not overfeed your baby and eat less protein-rich foods, including fish or shrimp, which can cause allergies. When choosing clothes, it is best to choose pure cotton clothes and do not feed your baby products containing hormones.

3. Dietary treatment for children's eczema

1. Vegetable puree soup

Take appropriate amounts of fresh cabbage, carrots, and cabbage, wash them, cut them into small pieces, put them into a pot, add water and boil for about a quarter of an hour, then take them out, mash them into a paste, add salt and drink them; you can add some children's honey to the soup and drink it at any time. This little trick has the effect of removing dampness and relieving itching.

2. Loofah Soup

Take about 30 grams of fresh loofah, cut it into small pieces and put it in a pot of water to make soup. Add salt to season it after it is cooked. Let the baby drink the soup and eat the loofah. This is more suitable for babies with eczema and exudation.