What should I do if I have a rash on my body and many rashes on my body?

Nonsense, such a young child, already has a fever, but also a rash, you parents should take the child to the doctor as soon as possible, there is time to ask this question here, you can take the child to the hospital to see, the pediatrician is professional after all, the on-site inspection can solve the problem most directly, the child is less guilty, hurry up to the hospital for examination, the child is not distressed by you...

According to your description, you must still need to see a doctor, the general fever is gone, and the baby has a rash, which should be paid attention to, and the diagnosis is allergic or other reasons.

Hello. In this case, it should be allergies, think about what foods have been eaten recently, what gases have been inhaled, or what substances such as pollen have been exposed. Try not to touch, inhale, or eat these potentially allergenic things.

Take allergy medications orally, and the rash will disappear in about two days. The second-generation antihistamine drug, Claritin, does not drowsy after eating.

This is a manifestation of the inability to excrete toxins from the body, because the white blood cells in the body's own immune system accumulate toxins in one place to prevent them from spreading and invading other cells. Detoxification is required, and some detoxification drugs are recommended.

Rubella is a common acute infectious disease caused by rubella virus, characterized by low-grade fever and a generalized rash, often accompanied by lymphadenopathy behind the ears and occipital region. Because of the mild systemic symptoms and short duration of the disease, the disease is often considered insignificant, but in recent years, severe cases have been reported in rubella outbreaks. If a woman is infected with rubella in the first trimester, it can severely damage the fetus, causing congenital rubella syndrome (CRS).

Traditional Chinese medicine calls this disease rubella, rheumata, and herma. It is believed that it is caused by the feeling of wind and heat, which occurs on the skin surface.

Allergies are still what's wrong, go to the hospital to see.

**Patients with allergic rashes can take topical anti-allergy medications. Common anti-allergic drugs include antihistamine creams such as cyproheptadine cream or clocyclizine hydrochloride cream, glucocorticoid creams such as hydrocortisone butyrate cream or mometasone furoate cream, and topical calamine lotion. At the same time, attention should be paid to keeping the environment clean and hygienic, pay attention to the observation in daily life to clarify the cause of allergies, patients can also go to the hospital ** department for an allergen examination, and try to avoid contact with allergens in daily life.

It is a drug rash caused by a delayed drug allergy, and it usually heals spontaneously after stopping the drug. The patient has ** lesions, erythema, and rash of various types. Zygomatic-facial butterfly erythema and periungual erythema and edematous erythema on the fingertips are features of SLE.

Butterfly erythema does not exceed the nasolabial folds, and irregular erythema may also occur on the bridge of the nose, forehead, and auricles. There can also be different shapes of erythema on the dorsum of the elbow, the back of the palm, the knuckles, the back of the toes, the palms, the soles of the feet, etc. The shapes include discoid erythema, annular erythema, edematous erythema, erythema multiforme, etc.

The shape of discoid erythema is flaky, the boundary is clear, the middle division is slightly raised, the keratin flakes are adhered to it, and it is connected with the hair follicle below, which is a hair follicle angle plug, and can be left with atrophic scars and slightly depressed in the future. The rash has red papules, maculopapular rashes, generally not itchy or slightly itchy, and can occur on all parts of the body, especially on the face, neck, and limbs. A small number of people have blisters, blood blisters.

After erythema, blisters have subsided, epidermal atrophy, pigmentation, and keratinization may occur. Light sensitivity, about 1 in 3 patients appear red throughout the face as soon as they are exposed to the sun. Mainly sensitive to ultraviolet rays, in summer in the shade of the house, due to radiation will also redness of the face, some patients develop sun-allergic rash after sun exposure.

It is atopic dermatitis. In this case, the first thing to do is to find out the allergen and avoid contact with the allergen, otherwise it will be cured. From the diagram, consider drug allergies first, then food or chemical fibers, etc.

If the allergen or allergen or allergen can be identified, it will heal spontaneously within three days to two weeks after weaning from the allergen; If the quality of life is seriously affected, you can go to the outpatient clinic with intravenous corticosteroids**, which can block the response within 8 hours.

Hello friend, such a situation is considered to be caused by obvious **allergies and urticaria**, you can take chlorpheniramine, and loratadine**.

Just rub it with pure sesame oil for a few days, which is what we do in our hometown, and it works.

Red rashes are mostly caused by allergies or acute eczema, let's change the dormitory hygiene and supplies, allergies are not only caused by food.

Concord oxygenated gel can treat red rashes.

Say how much you want, just buy sulfur ointment and apply it.

Hello, I have a rash on my body, and I need to determine which type of ** disease I belong to, and then determine the specific ** plan.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for an allergy test, and decide what medicine to take according to the results of the examination. Eat less fishy and spicy food, and don't scratch the rash with your hands.