What should I do if my child is looking for measles, and how should I treat my child who is looking

Children with hives look at what is causing it. Urticaria caused by allergic factors (food, drugs, contacts, inhalations) removes allergens, oral anti-allergic drugs (loratadine, cetirizine, etc.) infectious factors (bacterial infection, viral infection, parasitic infection), patients induced by infection are generally accompanied by fever, you can go to the hospital for routine blood testing, if white blood cells are elevated, C-reactive protein is elevated, bacterial infection is considered, oral antibacterial drugs, such as roxithromycin or azithromycin, and oral anti-allergic drugs at the same time, Such as levocetirizine hydrochloride. After the inflammation subsides, the urticaria improves.

For people with food, drug, or inhalation allergies, try to avoid contact with allergens,** and also need oral anti-allergic drugs, such as levocetirizine hydrochloride, and consolidate for 3-5 days after the rash has subsided. Children with urticaria should also pay attention to the diet: do not eat shellfish such as crabs and shrimps.

Do not eat beef, lamb and other coarse fiber meat products. When a child has hives, do not use alkaline soap or hot water to wash the child's **, because this will make the child**.

If you want to **, go to the hospital, prepare some medicines, you need to disinfect the child, don't let the germs come into contact with the child, you can give the child more food to enhance resistance, and slowly the child's hives will be better.

It can be done in the form of medicine**, and you can also apply some ointment to the child, you can give the child some vitamins, and you can recover in a week.

The child should go to the hospital after this condition, and it can also be done by means of medication**, or by applying ointment**.

You can choose drugs for **, or take your child to the hospital for examination, and give your child relief drugs, and pay attention to avoid eating in the process.

What to do with hives in children? If urticaria occurs in children, it can be ****, anti-allergic** and symptomatic**.

Urticaria, commonly known as rubella, is a localized edema reaction due to dilation and increased permeability of small mucosal vessels. Generalized urticaria is often caused by a viral infection, an allergy to food, drugs, insect bites or other substances. Hives caused by food allergies usually resolve within 6 hours.

Common causes of localized urticaria are exposure to plants, pollen, food, saliva or pets. There is often ** itching first, followed by wheals. Wheals are bright red, pale or ** colored.

Urticaria in children includes: anti-allergic, and symptomatic. The main thing is to find and remove**, if it cannot be removed, various predisposing aggravating factors should be avoided as much as possible.

Antihistamines** are oral antihistamines that can eliminate or at least reduce the itching caused by hives, and use more second-generation antihistamines, such as cetirizine, 1 2 times a day. In addition, a cold compress on the itchy area may also help. If your child has stridor or has difficulty swallowing, ask your child to go to the emergency room immediately**.

This content was reviewed by Jia Junsong, deputy chief physician of the Department of Pediatrics, Shanxi Provincial People's Hospital.

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