What to do if your baby's hands and feet are allergic

Allergies in babies' hands and feet generally need to be treated with oral anti-allergic drugs, and can also be relieved by topical anti-allergic drugs. Keep the skin area clean and hygienic, and avoid scratching with your hands.

1. Oral anti-allergic drugs: The skin of relatively young babies is relatively delicate. If they are exposed to some allergens in life, such as pollen or animal fur, it may cause skin allergy symptoms. They need to be treated with oral anti-allergic drugs under the guidance of a doctor, which can help improve the itching symptoms. For example, you can choose loratadine to improve it, or you can choose cetirizine, which can help gradually relieve the symptoms. However, you should avoid misusing medications, as this may affect your recovery.

2. External anti-allergic drugs: If the skin has severe itching and symptoms such as erythema and eczema, it can be improved by cleaning with external calamine lotion or skin care lotion. If necessary, local application of eczema cream or Fule cream can help gradually relieve the clinical symptoms.

During the recovery process, you need to take good care of the skin and avoid letting your child eat some seafood, which may aggravate the allergic symptoms. If necessary, you can go to the hospital for allergen screening to understand the situation. Give your child more warm water to promote the body's metabolism.