Childhood rash is a common allergic skin condition in babies. Although it is more common in infants and young children, most new parents are not familiar with the symptoms of infantile rash when their baby develops it. For example, sometimes when a baby vomits, parents may also suspect if a rash has occurred. So, does the baby have a rash and vomit?
1. Childhood rash is a common disease among infants and young children, and babies are prone to this condition before the age of two. Its more obvious feature is the occurrence of high fever, which will persist, followed by the appearance of pink spots or plaque like rash allergies throughout the body.
2. Children with rash usually have a latent period of about 5-15 days before experiencing high fever symptoms. Some babies have poor physical condition, and after suffering from infantile eczema, they often experience seizures due to high fever, accompanied by symptoms such as coughing, swollen lymph nodes, and ear pain.
3. In addition to fever, rash, and other symptoms, some children may also exhibit mental fatigue, decreased appetite, diarrhea or constipation, and vomiting.
4. When a child develops symptoms of rash and high fever, timely treatment measures must be taken. To avoid prolonged high fever that can damage brain tissue or cause other complications, such as pneumonia in infants and young children, bronchitis in children, etc. To avoid delayed treatment, it increases the difficulty of treatment and seriously affects the health of the baby.
