Many people don't know what Huangzi is, but in fact, Huangzi, also known as ordinary warts in modern medicine and Thousand Day Ulcers in traditional Chinese medicine, is contagious. It is mainly caused by direct or indirect contact between human papillomavirus and a benign skin tumor. So how are the bumps on a child's body formed?
Huangzi is more common in children and adolescents, often appearing on the back of the hands, fingers, feet, and so on, so it is more common for children to have Huangzi on their hands. Due to the duration of chronic warts, with a latent period of 1-2 years, and the fact that warts are self limiting, mothers do not need to worry too much. They should take preventive measures to cut off transmission and reduce the risk of warts for their children.
Warts are a type of infectious benign skin tumor, mainly caused by human papillomavirus infection. The main cause of this disease is trauma or low immune status, with skin and mucosal damage being the main cause of infection. Low immunity exacerbates the virus's infection of the human skin. If left untreated, the quantity will increase and it can be transmitted to others. Rubbing with hands every day can easily break, and human papillomavirus can be directly transmitted through the damaged area of the hand. Therefore, eczema often occurs on the back of the hand, fingers, and foot edges, and is more common on the hands.
In addition, if the child has eczema, the mother should be careful not to let the child scratch and rub it to prevent infection. Attention should also be paid to personal hygiene, washing hands and taking showers frequently, and avoiding contact with viruses. Avoid skin damage such as trauma and friction, reduce the chance of virus invasion, otherwise it may cause skin damage, and even lead to the expansion and spread of warts. Families with warts should isolate and use towels, basins, and slippers, and regularly disinfect them to prevent mutual transmission. Strengthen physical exercise, enhance physical fitness, and improve disease resistance. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, such as apples, vegetables, kiwis, pomegranates, and other fruits containing trace elements.
