What’s wrong with my daughter’s many bumps on her body?

If a girl has a lot of lumps on her body, this problem must be taken seriously. Parents should look for the cause based on the child's situation. First, consider whether the child has allergies and see if the child has symptoms such as fever and redness of the skin. If the child really has lumps on his body for no apparent reason, it is best to take the child to see a doctor in time, because the reasons behind this can be mild or severe. The common causes are as follows.

What’s wrong with my daughter’s many bumps on her body?

Consider urticaria. You can take loratadine orally. During the illness, try not to eat chili peppers, freshwater fish, seafood, beef and mutton. Avoid going to places with a lot of flowers and dust. Clothes and quilts should be taken out to dry in the sun frequently. Do not contact pets.

These symptoms are caused by allergic dermatitis or eczema, which are generally caused by allergic constitution and are related to the environment.

Guidance:

In this case, you can apply calamine lotion to treat it, eat more foods rich in vitamins, and avoid seafood and spicy foods to avoid aggravating the condition.

The possibility of urticaria is high, which is often related to factors such as allergies.

Guidance:

You can go to the hospital's dermatology department for a check-up and diagnosis. You can take oral antihistamines such as cetirizine capsules, vitamin C tablets, and urticaria capsules. Keep warm and eat less spicy and irritating foods.

The concern is urticaria, which is generally related to allergies. Its main causes may be related to insect bites, environment, diet (such as milk powder and milk), drugs, infection and other factors.

Recommendation 1: First find out the allergens that cause this skin problem.

2. Avoid environments with pathogens. Parents can try to recall the environment or food in which their children became ill, and try to reduce the chances of exposure again in the future.

3. Keep the skin clean and dry to prevent secondary infection.

4. Children’s nails should be trimmed short, and older children should be persuaded as much as possible not to scratch themselves with their hands.

5. When your skin is itchy, you can apply some anti-itching drugs, such as white lotion or furnace bark lotion.

6. In terms of diet, you should avoid eating foods that may cause urticaria, such as cod liver oil, shrimp, and eggs. Animal proteins such as milk are commonly known as "hair-raising foods". Eat more green vegetables and carbohydrate foods. Try to eat less irritating food.