What to do if red bumps and itchiness appear on children's bodies?

Many children will have red bumps and itching on their bodies. The cause of this situation is mostly urticaria or some other skin diseases. It is very disturbing for children to have this situation. Parents also need to take some measures to regulate the situation in time. So the following is a detailed introduction on what to do if red bumps and itchiness appear on children's bodies.

If a child develops itchy red bumps on his body, it is usually considered to be urticaria caused by allergies or allergic dermatitis. Another type of illness is an infection that causes a rash. The infection is most common in scarlet fever, which is a rash disease caused by hemolytic streptococci. Scarlet fever is something we need to be vigilant about. If your child has a fever and an itchy rash, go to the hospital for a consultation immediately. These small bumps are usually like milia on chicken skin. The white blood cell count test shows a high level, so antibiotics must be used. Cephalosporin or penicillin are preferred. Treatment is by intravenous infusion for 7-10 days. Because some children are prone to allergic reactions 2-3 weeks after infection, resulting in glomerulonephritis and rheumatic diseases such as rheumatic heart disease and rheumatic fever, active anti-inflammatory treatment must be carried out.

Chronic infection is often the cause of chronic urticaria, but the cause of urticaria in some patients is difficult to determine or cannot be found. In daily life, try to avoid external irritants and local irritation, do not scratch, rub hard, or wash with hot water or soap. Do not drink alcohol, strong tea or coffee.

Do not eat sour, spicy dishes or other irritating foods. During the attack period, avoid eating foods that are likely to cause allergies, such as yellow croaker, shrimp, and seafood. If you want to be completely cured, it is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine. It can be cured through comprehensive internal conditioning using targeted Chinese patent medicines.

[Daily Care]

1. Maintain a clean, quiet living environment with appropriate temperature and humidity and fresh air. 2. Drink more water to promote the excretion of allergens. 3. Avoid scratching vigorously to avoid skin damage and prevent infection; children should wear cotton gloves and be restrained at night. 4. Avoid taking baths with soap or hot water. Avoid scratching or rubbing with your hands. Avoid wearing rough or thin clothes. Choose loose and soft cotton underwear. 5. Avoid stimulation from cold or hot environments, emotional excitement, and strenuous exercise.

[Dietary adjustment]

The diet should be light, nutritious and easily digestible food, with more vegetables and fruits. Patients with clear food allergies should avoid eating such foods. People with abdominal pain should avoid eating rough, shelled and hard foods to avoid aggravating abdominal pain and causing upper gastrointestinal bleeding. People with diarrhea should not eat foods high in fiber or that can moisturize the intestines, such as celery and bananas. Their diet should be warm, and they should avoid greasy, raw, and cold foods. Avoid spicy and fishy foods, such as beef, mutton, chicken, seafood, coriander, leek, ginger, garlic, onion, eggs, fungi, etc. Do not drink strong tea, alcohol, etc.