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1.Many times, babies are allergic. Mom and Dad didn't notice it or mistook it for a cold.

How can mom and dad tell if a baby is allergic? The following symptoms often occur after babies are allergic, and parents should pay enough attention to them. Eczema in your baby, if it recurs, may be allergies.

Mom should help check what the baby has been exposed to, sift through all the foods and foods to see what makes the baby allergic. Symptoms of diarrhea, vomiting, nausea and eczema after eating eggs or drinking milk are signs that your baby may be allergic to these foods.

2.Babies often cry in the wind, rub their eyes, squeeze their eyes, rub their nose and other phenomena, so pay more attention, these can be caused by allergies. When the weather changes, your baby's nose becomes sensitive, and if he sneezes, runny nose, has trouble breathing, or rubs his nose all the time, it is a sign that his baby may be allergic to cold air.

If the mother's skincare makeup smells too good, it can also make the baby feel allergic to nose rubbing and sneezing. Allergies often manifest as eczema and hives. Digestion:

Allergic symptoms are often bloating, farting, frequent hiccups or physiological diarrhea, with 6 to 7 stools per day, which may be due to lactose intolerance or protein allergy.

3.Eyes: I often tear and rub my eyes.

Heart: Allergies are characterized by weakness, panting, and easy sweating when sleeping at night. Whether a child has allergic myocardial damage can be confirmed by cardiac enzyme tests.

If parents encounter the above situations when taking children, the first thing to do is to determine whether the child is allergic. If one or more of the above conditions occur, you should seek medical attention promptly. It is allergic conjunctivitis and can manifest as conjunctival hyperemia and itching.

4.**Anti-allergic drugs can be taken orally, and patients with allergic asthma can be nebulized with budesonide or antihistamines**. **Rough, often scratching.

If the child** becomes rough, scratches often, does not hug, is unwilling to get dressed, and cries at night, it may be a sign of infantile eczema. Children with severe eczema may also experience redness, swelling, rashes, blisters, and peeling. The main causes of this disease are intolerance to ingestion, inhalation or contact, the influence of factors such as humid climate, sunlight, ultraviolet radiation, or allergies.

The change of seasons is easy to make the human body have immune disorders, and the allergens in the outside world are diverse, which is not easy to judge, so it is best to take the child to the hospital for examination, and the allergens can also be effectively avoided after checking and identifying.

See if the child does not have a cold, but has been sneezing and runny nose, has a lot of small red spots on the body, and may have vomiting and diarrhea.

If the baby has indigestion, bloating, diarrhea, and rash after drinking milk, it means that the baby is allergic.

Yes, it can be judged by the symptoms of the child's ** and the child's physical condition.

It is enough to emerge through the symptoms of the child's **, and there is still the environment of the child's body, which may be identified.