Does my baby s small rash need to be treated?

If there are some small rashes on the baby's body, you must go to the hospital for examination in time, and if the situation is more serious, you need to be in time**.

In infancy and early childhood, there is a disease that bothers parents with a very high incidence, and it is eczema. Newborns with eczema should first relieve itching and eliminate rash**. Anti-itching can relieve the child's pain, avoid scratching, and also prevent infection; Rash reduction can alleviate the damage of ** and avoid **infection.

The causes of infantile eczema are complex, which are closely related to diet, environment and lifestyle changes, and food allergens are the most common causes of infantile eczema, common food allergens include: dairy products, soy products, certain grains, nuts, fruits, certain meat and its meat products, as well as preservatives, condiments, pigment additives, etc.

Most babies have eczema on the head, face, nape of the neck and limbs. At first, it is a red papule or macula, particle size, scattered or dense. It usually starts on the face and gradually increases.

In severe cases, it may be accompanied by small blisters. After the blister ruptures, there is a yellow serous exudate, local ** flushing, and a yellow scab is formed after drying.

Prickly heat is also a common small rash, this rash is a red herpes, which often appears in the humid position on the **, such as the folds of the neck, the root of the ears, the groin, or the place where the clothes are worn tightly. Prickly heat will make the baby feel very uncomfortable, you can wear loose, light cotton clothes for the baby, and gently rinse the prickly heat with cold water or soda solution. Remember to tap, rinse, and blot dry, rather than rubbing or scrubbing sensitive**.

Some rashes may be neonatal acne, which is mainly caused by the baby's own estrogen level after leaving the mother's body, and it is easy to burst out of small pimple-like acne. Neonatal acne is mainly distributed on the face, mainly papules and pustules, occasionally blackheads, and rarely nodules and cysts. It usually appears within a few days to 4 weeks after birth and usually resolves within a few weeks.

In short, if there is a small rash on the baby's body, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination to avoid serious conditions.

The rash on the baby's body is mostly caused by eczema, which can be left untreated, and can also be used with normal saline wet compress to relieve discomfort, or home antihistamines**. The most important thing is to do a good job of daily care, bathe the baby frequently, change clothes frequently, and keep the room ventilated and the air smooth.

Sometimes, if it is not very serious, it can be observed first. Because the baby's ** is relatively tender, sometimes eczema and the like will occur, which is normal. If it's serious, you have to go to the hospital.

If the baby has a small rash that looms, no special treatment is required, just observe the child's condition.