What should I do if a child has a rash? What are the causes of rashes in children?

Hello! 1. Let the child rest, the ward should be quiet, the air should be fresh, and the quilt should not be too thick. 2. Keep the best clean and hygienic, and often wipe off the sweat stains on the child's body to avoid catching a cold.

3. Give your child more boiled water or fruit juice to sweat and urinate and promote the discharge of poisons. 4. Eat a liquid or semi-liquid diet. 5. When the body temperature exceeds 39, warm water or 50% alcohol can be used to wipe the child's body to prevent the child from having convulsions caused by high fever.

If it is an emergency department for young children, the main thing is to pay attention to keeping warm, not letting the child see the wind, and not bathing. If the fever is not severe, do not use fever-reducing medicine, and eat something that is easy to digest and light. A few days will be fine.

Hello, pay attention to the changes in the body surface, and pay attention to the changes in body temperature, if the body temperature has symptoms of heightening, it is necessary to consider the use of antipyretic drugs as appropriate**, but remember not to use glucocorticoid drugs, if it is lower than 38 degrees Celsius, it is generally not recommended to reduce fever **, spicy food is contraindicated, you can do, antibiotic drugs and antiviral drugs can be used to do the right symptoms**!

Children with rashes can't see the wind or catch a cold, and the rash will go smoothly for about 5 days. When you have a fever, cool down with a warm water bath, and be careful not to scratch the rash to avoid scarring. If you blindly cool and reduce fever, it may be delayed for a month.

Don't worry about the rash in children, as long as the rash comes out, it means that the poison in the body has been discharged, and when the rash goes down, it will be completely **.

If you have a rash, pay attention to home care, drink plenty of water, and the rash will disappear by itself.

Keep **clean, drink plenty of water, and pay attention to changes in body temperature.

Be careful not to blow the wind. You can't sweat and get damp, and you must drink more warm water

It's a benign rash, leave it alone, it'll be fine.

It's okay, it's okay if the child has a rash, it's okay.

A lot of them will, just retire.

What are the causes of rashes in children?

There are many diseases that cause rashes in children, and the causes are different, including: infectious diseases (such as infantile rash, rubella, scarlet fever, hand, foot and mouth disease, measles, etc.), allergic diseases, blood diseases, vitamin deficiencies, rheumatic immune diseases, etc. The common ** are as follows:

1. Infectious diseases.

1.Viral infections, including: measles, rubella, infantile exanthema, enterovirus, Epstein-Barr virus, cytomegalovirus, varicella virus, herpes simplex virus, etc.

2.Bacterial infections, including: scarlet fever, meningococcal meningitis, typhoid and paratyphoid, impetigo, etc.

3.Other infections include: leptospirosis, congenital syphilis, typhus, etc.

2. Allergic diseases.

1.Limitations: including infantile eczema, contact dermatitis, urticaria, angioedema, diaper rash, etc.

2.Systemic: Henoch-Schonlein purpura, drug eruption, papular urticaria, etc.

3. Blood diseases.

Including neonatal hemorrhage, hemophilia, thrombocytopenia, leukemia, etc.

4. Vitamin deficiencies.

Including niacin deficiency, vitamin C deficiency, vitamin A deficiency, vitamin B deficiency, etc.

5. Rheumatic immune diseases.

Including rheumatism, rheumatoid, systemic lupus erythematosus, polyarteritis nodosa, etc.

6. Diseases of unknown cause.

Including **mucosal lymphadenopathy syndrome (i.e., Kawasaki disease), congenital **anomalies, etc.

There are many children with rashes, and they should seek medical attention in time, and then respond accordingly** after clarifying**.

This content was reviewed by Zhao Lisi, Deputy Chief Physician of the Department of Pediatrics, East Hospital of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine.

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