Why is the baby s face and body covered with small red dots after the fever has subsided?

Your baby's fever is covered with small red dots on his face and body, which may be a viral rash. This rash is usually the result of a child infected with certain viruses. During the infection, children may develop high fever, headache, sore throat, etc., and develop a rash after the fever has subsided.

This rash usually goes away within a few days. If your child develops this rash, you can give your child plenty of fluids, keep it clean, and avoid excessive scratching.

Another possibility is caused by a drug allergy. If you take medicine while your child's fever is subsided, it can cause an allergic reaction. In this case, it is necessary to seek medical attention and stop taking the drug. Your doctor may recommend topical medications to relieve your child's allergic reaction.

If your child has other discomforts or other symptoms, such as shortness of breath, diarrhea, vomiting, etc., seek medical attention.

When you find that your baby has a problem, it is best not to use medication on your own. It is recommended to seek medical attention in a timely manner and follow the doctor's advice to choose the appropriate method. Pay attention to your baby's daily hygiene and avoid excessive scratching** to reduce discomfort.

Is your child around 7 months old? At this time, there will be roseola, called pediatric fever rash in China, generally in the child 7-9 months will come out, first high fever, as soon as the fever subsides, it will be full of red rashes, and the rash will be fine as soon as it comes out. No special treatment is required.

I wish the baby a healthy growth!

Fever followed by an infantile rashIf the baby has a rash after 3-5 days of fever, then it is usually considered to be an infantile rash.

Then there is no need for special treatment in the treatment, and the main attention is paid to hygiene, to prevent cross-infection, and to prevent ****. If there are more rashes and itching, you can take a little anti-allergic medicine to reduce the symptoms, and you can also apply calamine lotion topically to reduce the symptoms.

Measles followed by fever leads to relapse feverIf the fever is followed by a rash, and the fever is more severe, it is necessary to pay attention to whether there is measles, especially if the children who have not been vaccinated against measles, they are prone to have measles.

You should go to the hospital as soon as possible for an examination to clarify the **targeted**.

A rash caused by a fever infectionIf the baby has a fever and does not have a rash, it is usually considered to be related to a fever infection, and common viral infections and some bacterial infections can cause a rash.

Then**, the main thing is to reduce fever, clear heat and detoxify, symptomatic support**, and at the same time carry out corresponding anti-viral and anti-bacterial infection**.

If the baby has red spots on the body after fever, it is considered that this is a pediatric rash, and generally babies who are nine to ten months old are prone to infantile rash. Pediatric exanthema is caused by a virus, which is characterized by a sudden fever, the fever is higher than 38 degrees Celsius, lasting three to five days, after the fever subsides, it is found that the whole body has big red dots, with the trunk part the most, the face and limbs are less, it lasts for about one to two days to subside, does not leave pigment, and there are symptoms such as fever, red throat, mild cough, diarrhea and other symptoms before the rash.

This kind of infantile rash is mainly actively treated during the fever period, such as cold towel compress, warm bath and other physical cooling methods, or the use of antipyretic agents to prevent febrile convulsions, but also pay attention to give the child more water, vitamin supplements.

It should be an emergency rash for young children, it's okay, the rash will be fine as soon as it comes out, and you don't need to rub any medicine! Babies who are about one year old will come out once, don't worry!

Summary. Dear, I'm glad to answer for you: My baby went to the hospital with a fever a few days ago, and the doctor said that there will be red spots all over the body after the fever subsides, is that so?

Answer: Kiss, hello, red spots on the baby's body after fever, the most common disease in pediatrics is the infantile rash, which is an acute fever and developmental disease, which is caused by the type 6 and 7 infection of the human herpes virus, mainly seen in infants and young children aged 6-18 months, thank you for your patience. If you are satisfied with my service, please give a thumbs up, and once again wish you all the best! Peace and joy!

My baby went to the hospital with a fever a few days ago, and the doctor said that after the fever subsided, there would be red spots all over the body, is this the case?

Today is the second day, I just came out yesterday and it doesn't hurt or itch, and now the child is very itchy, is there any medicine to relieve it?

Dear, the former waiter is happy to answer for you: my baby went to the hospital with a fever a few days ago, and the doctor said that after the fever subsides, he will talk about the red spots all over the body, is this the case? Answer: Kiss, hello, red spots on the baby's body after fever, this kind of fever rash is the most common disease in pediatrics is infantile rash, which is an acute fever and developmental disease, caused by the type 6 and 7 infection of human herpes virus, mainly seen in infants and young children aged 6-18 months, thank you for your patience.

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Roseola, the fever goes out and goes down after a few days, and then it's fine, children generally come out!

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Hello, the child collapsed with a rash after the fever subsided, and the typical fever rash was an acute rash in young children.

Suggestions: This is caused by a viral infection, which appears during the recovery period of the disease, no need to deal with it, no need to wipe anything, as long as it is kept clean and hygienic, it will generally subside on its own in about 2 days. Pay attention to keep warm, ensure nutrition, and drink plenty of water.

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It is likely to be an infant rash, and there is no problem for mothers to pay attention to good care.

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