Do you need to take medicine for emergency rash in young children, and do you need to take medicine

I believe that many parents will be familiar with infant rash, which is a viral disease, which can generally be diagnosed when the baby has a rash. Infant rash, like most rashes, will have a fever first and then a rash, is it necessary to take medicine? Do I need to take medicine for an acute rash in young children?

Infantile eruption is a self-limiting disease, a common disease in early childhood, most children have had it before the age of 2, and the disease is characterized by a sudden high fever, which generally lasts about 4 days, and then a pink spotted rash appears all over the body.

Children's rash should be caused by the virus, need to take medicine, parents can give children antiviral pediatric drugs, children's diet should avoid greasy, eat more food with high water content can clear the poison and defeat fire, so to give children to eat more fruits and vegetables, such as apples, pears, grapes, sugarcane, cucumbers and green leafy vegetables, eggs contain very low fat, and contain a variety of vitamins and rich phosphorus and iron, you can give children to eat, to give children to drink more water.

Some anti-inflammatory and antiviral drugs can be consumed, such as Leejunsa granules and Qingkailing oral liquid.

There is no specific effect for infantile exanthema**, and antibiotics are ineffective**. Only symptomatic treatment is required, and antipyretic sedatives can be used when there is high fever, irritability or easy to startle; If the fever persists, you need to drink more fluids, drink more plain water, vegetable soup, juice, etc.

Pay attention to keep good ventilation and balanced nutrition and medicine, such as gastrointestinal discomfort, you should temporarily stop supplementing food with milk and rice noodles, and you can't cover it. If there is a co-infection, the drug should be used according to the degree of infection.

Eruptions are caused by viral infections, and children who do not have itching can leave it alone and will resolve naturally after one to two days, leaving no pigmented spots and no scaling. Children with itchy sensations can apply hydrogen peroxide cream or calamine lotion externally.

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, the child should be given antipyretic medicine in time to prevent the child from having convulsions caused by high fever.

Young children suffering from an acute rash generally do not need special **, as long as the care is strengthened and the appropriate symptoms are given**, they will heal themselves after a few days. After a child suffers from infant rash, parents should let the child stay in bed, try to avoid outdoor activities, pay attention to isolation, and avoid cross-infection. When the child has a fever, the child should be given plenty of water, easy-to-digest food, and appropriate vitamin B and vitamin C supplements.

If the body temperature is high, the child is crying and irritable, physical cooling or a small amount of antipyretic drugs can be applied appropriately to avoid convulsions. Young mothers should not rush to reduce the fever of their children in this situation, but should check the vaccination status and cooperate with the doctor**.

In some cases, infant eruptions require medication.

Although infantile eruption is a self-inflicted disease caused by the virus, young children can have a sudden high fever with a body temperature of 39 -40, and the initial stage of high fever can be accompanied by convulsions, and if you do not take medicine, it may have adverse consequences, such as HHV-6 encephalopathy.

The first of the first in the case of infantile eruption should focus on general treatment, strengthen nursing, and mainly focus on symptomatic treatment. Children with mild disease may be given bed rest and given an adequate amount of water and a nutritious, easy-to-digest diet. In case of high fever, physical cooling or a small amount of antipyretic agent can be given, and sedatives can be tried for crying and irritability; Convulsions stop in time.

For immunocompromised infants or severe cases of Chunyan, antiviral** is required.

Infant rash is mainly to be checked, is it eczema or what? Other pillow conditions need to be judged by doctors, if you are here, you can't see anything, and you don't call the waiter to do and shout to diagnose, it is not scientific for you.