Itchy goose bump-like rash

I feel that children’s skin immunity is not so perfect, so they often have some skin eczema, which will inevitably make parents anxious, feel helpless, and distressed, but they can’t find any solution. In fact, the goose bump-like rash depends on whether it is an allergy, or what the child has eaten recently, the effects of drugs, and adverse reactions to diet may all be factors that cause skin allergies. You should choose the appropriate conditioning treatment method based on the child’s physical manifestations.

Before the rash appears, the child will continue to have a fever for 2-3 days, and the specific time varies depending on the individual's physical condition. Some even had a fever of over 40 degrees. When you find that your child has a fever for no reason and has no other symptoms such as cold or diarrhea, it is likely that he or she has a rash. Be mentally prepared, don't panic, stay calm. Take your temperature frequently.

The baby is in good spirits, can play and eat, and generally does not need to go to the hospital. Many anxious parents panic when they see their baby has a fever and rush to the hospital. I went there just to have my blood drawn for tests, and seeing the child crying in pain made me feel even more heartbroken. Well, now that you've gone there, after checking to rule out the possibility of inflammation, the doctor will tell you that your child may have a rash.

Physical cooling. During the fever stage, physical cooling is the only way to reduce the temperature. First, fever-reducing patches are a must. Thoughtful parents should prepare them in advance. Your child may have a fever one day. Second, wipe your limbs with warm water, that is, wipe repeatedly, the palms, soles of the feet, armpits, thighs and other parts. Note that it must be warm water, not too hot or too bright, and be sure not to use alcohol to wipe, which will hurt the skin. Third, do not cover yourself with a quilt to prevent sweating. Even if children have a cold or fever, they should not cover themselves with a quilt to prevent sweating like adults.

The fever usually lasts for three days before the rash appears, and the fever will naturally subside after the rash appears. During this period, the child's body temperature dropped and rose again and again. If the child's fever is above 38.5, it is best to take some antipyretics and combine them with physical cooling. After all, a fever that is too high can easily damage the brain. But you can only take antipyretics for three days.

After three difficult days, the rash appeared and the fever subsided. The rash will disappear in less than a week, depending on the person. During the first 1-2 days when the rash first appears, some children may feel uncomfortable, itchy or painful, and may not sleep all night and cry. If the children are uncomfortable, the adults should be patient and hold on for another 2 days. Be careful not to let your child scratch the rash.

When a child has a rash, be careful not to expose him to wind, do not give him a bath, and do not give him vaccinations. You can let the child or the mother eat more irritating foods such as shrimp to help the child get rid of the rash quickly.

Note: Don’t take your child’s fever lightly. If you are unsure or have other symptoms, it is better to go to the hospital first.