Children's skin has millet-sized pimples

Children's skin is more sensitive when they are young, so most children will have some skin diseases. In addition, the skin of children grows very fast during their growth, and some millet-sized bumps may appear on the skin. Although these small bumps are not particularly obvious, they will make children feel itchy and unbearable. So what should children do if they have millet-sized bumps on their skin?

What is the cause of the small pimples on the child's skin?

1. This situation is often caused by fat particles, allergies, eczema, dermatitis, etc. Pay attention to whether there are symptoms such as itching and pain. The diagnosis should be based on clinical symptoms and examinations. You can go to the dermatology department for an examination to clarify the cause and then start treatment.

2. First of all, we need to know whether this millet-sized lump is red or white. Under normal circumstances, if this happens and it is red and itchy, it may be a simple allergic dermatitis, but this situation cannot completely rule out other diseases.

How to take care of your child's skin

1. When the baby is almost one year old, the skin develops and grows rapidly. The focus of care at this time is to supplement nutrition. Some moisturizing ingredients extracted from natural foods or plants are not only gentle and safe, but also can provide sufficient nutrition and moisturizing effects to baby's skin.

2. As the baby's contact with the outside world increases, the skin will be more susceptible to external stimuli than before, and more problems such as dryness, cracking, and sensitivity will occur. Babies of this age group are more suitable to use products containing more moisturizing ingredients. For example, choosing skin care products with oily or creamy texture can also add a protective film to the baby's skin to protect the skin from external damage.

The sensitivity of the skin varies, whether it is adults or children, and because everyone's physique is different, the allergens of things are also different. Some babies have very sensitive skin, and changes in weather may cause changes in their skin. The same is true for some adults, so different skin types should be treated differently and the right medicine should be used.