A 16 month old baby is already a relatively older baby, and if the baby has not had a rash at this time, it is very easy for them to develop infantile rash. The incidence rate of infantile rash among children in Chinese Mainland is extremely high, approaching 100%, so once a child has a rash, it should be considered as infantile rash. Will a 16 month old baby have a rash?
Does a 16 month old baby have infantile rash
Because through the popularization of science by many doctors, many mothers know that although the rash in young children is fierce and the high fever does not subside, even several times and three times, as long as a rash appears, it basically means that the degree of danger of the rash in young children is very low, and there is no major problem. They will basically watch the rash on their forehead and palms, and finally let go of their worries.
But before the rash appears, it is impossible to determine whether it is a rash in young children.
So many mothers still "mess around" their children, even drawing blood and administering intravenous fluids, causing their families and children to suffer in vain.
It is said that according to the recent data of Chinese Mainland, the incidence rate of this disease is as high as 98.2%.
Pure breast milk babies generally do not get sick within six months, and after six months, the resistance brought by the mother gradually disappears. Children start to rely solely on the resistance of breast milk to establish their own immunity, so the invasion of bacteria and viruses is easy to get sick, which is unavoidable. So 16 month old babies can also suffer from infantile rashes, so don't be careless.
Preschool rash symptoms
1. Poor mental condition, lack of energy, prone to drowsiness, always moaning for mom to hug.
2. I can't sleep soundly, I'll wake up after sleeping for a while.
3. Her face was flushed and she had an inexplicable fever, gradually rising from 37 degrees to over 39 degrees. Her body temperature kept fluctuating, fluctuating from high to low.
This article provides a detailed introduction to whether a 16 month old baby will experience infantile rashes, as well as the symptoms and manifestations of infantile rashes. As a parent of a 16 month old baby, if it is reported that there has been no rash, it is important to actively pay attention to the appearance of the child's rash. If symptoms of the child's rash are detected, it is best to understand that the child's rash has occurred.
