What are the treatments for rashes in infants?

The physical health of young children is what parents are most concerned about, because young children develop quickly, but the process of building resistance is slow, and they are easily infected with some common diseases. For example, rash is a common disease. For adults, the power of rash is insignificant, but for young children, rash is a very threatening disease. Therefore, children's rashes must be treated seriously. Let’s take a look at the following methods to deal with rashes in young children.

1. Measure body temperature every half hour and perform physical cooling when the fever is high. If your child suddenly develops a fever, there is no need to panic. First measure the body temperature. If it exceeds 38.5℃, you can first use physical cooling methods to deal with it. Put a cooling patch on the child's forehead and use alcohol to wipe the child's palms, soles of feet, neck, armpits and other hot areas.

2. Don’t worry too much. Comforting yourself is the key.

Some parents take their children to the hospital as soon as they see they have a fever. The doctor will eventually determine that it is a fever or pharyngitis and will prescribe some antipyretics. In fact, the doctor dare not conclude that it is a rash and dare not let the parents and children bear it. The medicine prescribed for you is actually a psychological placebo.

3. Don’t take your children out, give them more boiled water, give them vitamin supplements, and don’t cover them too thickly when they sleep at night.

Children at this time should not go out to be exposed to the wind, just keep the indoor air fresh.

Give your child more boiled water, you can add a little sugar, supplement vitamin C and vitamin B, which will help the child sweat and urinate, thereby achieving a cooling effect.

4. Spend more time with your children and give them care.

At this time, the child is very dependent on the mother and hopes that the mother will always hold him, so the mother needs to try her best to meet the child's psychological needs, which is also conducive to enhancing the parent-child relationship.

5. Do not let him scratch and do not bathe the child after the rash appears.

Three or four days later, when the child's fever subsided, the rash appeared. The red spots were mainly distributed on the chest, back, neck, face, arms, buttocks and other parts. At this time, his skin will feel itchy. Don't let him scratch it, otherwise it will easily become inflamed. The itching will stop after two or three days and the itching will slowly subside without leaving any trace.