How can I tell if a small rash on my child s body is prickly heat?

1. Small red dots, like miniature blisters, may appear anywhere on the body. Blister-like rashes brought about by too much heat are more likely to appear in areas that are quickly covered by clothing, such as shoulders, back, torso, bones and thighs.

2. The child complains of itching or stinging.

3. A certain piece of ** may be red, and tiny water-like red spots will appear in the place where the prickly heat really grows.

1. The causes of onset are different.

Prickly heat: mostly caused by blocked sweat pores, in the humid and stuffy situation, the sweat evaporation on the baby's body is slow, resulting in blocked sweat glands and pores, and prickly heat is prone to appear.

Eczema: It is generally caused by allergies, and babies are allergic to high-protein substances such as dairy products, fish and shrimp, eggs, or allergic reactions to dust, pollen, animal fur, tomatoes, oranges, etc., eczema may occur.

2. The season is different.

Prickly heat: It is a temporary disease that occurs more often in summer and tends to have a rash in a hotter environment, but it will quickly resolve on its own in a cool environment.

Eczema: Eczema can appear all year round, regardless of the season, and is a disease that is easy to reverse.

3. The appearance of different parts.

Prickly heat: It mostly appears on the forehead, neck, back, chest and other areas that are prone to sweating.

Eczema: It can appear in any part of the body, mostly on the cheeks, forehead, eyebrow arch, behind the ears and other parts, and in severe cases, it will spread to the whole body, while prickly heat will not.

4. The performance is different.

Prickly heat: It is a small granular red rash with clear borders, grainy to the touch, smooth surface, will appear quickly in a short period of time, form a large patch, in severe cases, it will have white tips, and it will be mild desquamation after subsidence.

Eczema: It is a small red papule that does not have obvious granularity to the touch, and the surface is rough, like a layer of scabs, usually coming out slowly in a few pieces, and then small blisters will form in the rash, and in severe cases, there will be yellow liquid oozing. It has the characteristics of symmetry, exudation, itching, pleomorphism and **.

How to go to the hospital if the child is too young or ask the doctor to prescribe some medicine, and it is not necessarily correct to judge blindly.

How can I tell if a small rash on my child's body is prickly heat? This needs to be checked by a doctor at the hospital.

Judgment method: Repeated attacks occur all year round, consider eczema, rash with obvious symmetry, rash form in addition to blisters, scabs, scratches, scales** thickening consider eczema.

After the baby has a rash, there will definitely be repeated high fever, and there are no other symptoms, generally after 3 5 days of fever, the whole body will appear red rash, and about 2 3 days after it will slowly subside, the general child between 6 months and 1 year old, sudden high fever, high temperature, no other discomfort, such as cough, diarrhea, nasal discharge and the like should be considered as an emergency rash. If your baby has not had such a situation and has an unexplained fever, it is not excluded that there will be some rashes. There is no way to be completely sure when the rash does not come out, everyone is like this, and only when the rash comes out can it be judged that it is an acute rash.

If your child has eczema, it may be present in any part of the body, and there will be red spots along with dandruff and some itching sensations, so if the child has these symptoms, it is likely to be eczema.

If the baby's rash is mostly distributed on the face, forehead or limbs, and there is a fever, it is likely to be eczema, and the specific situation should be checked by the hospital.

The first eczema is possible all year round, prickly heat is generally in the summer; The second eczema may be all over the body, and prickly heat generally grows in sweaty areas; Third, eczema is mostly red, and prickly heat is mostly white.

If the baby has prickly heat, it is also very normal, of course, these prickly heat is also relatively small, and it can get better through **, but eczema will make the child feel very uncomfortable and itchy.

First of all, eczema and prickly heat cause different **, and secondly, they present different forms. When your child has eczema, you can apply calamine lotion. When your child suffers from prickly heat, you can rub talcum powder.

First of all, prickly heat is caused by blocked sweat pores, which may be caused by eating some foods that are easy to be allergic to, and the season of occurrence is also different, and the location of occurrence is also different, and eczema is a kind of inflammation, acute ** disease generally appears red pimples, and there is itching.