Having rashes is a common experience for many people when they are young. Many people believe that having a rash in a baby is a good thing because after the rash recovers, it can generate immunity and provide protection for the future. Some people believe that rashes can have many adverse effects on a baby's growth. So, is it good or bad for babies to have rashes?
Not good
Long ago, it was believed that immunity developed only through rashes was due to a child's reaction after being infected with the herpes virus, but not all children have a smooth response to the virus. Especially in modern medical conditions where vaccine protection is already very common, it is necessary to effectively prevent children from developing rashes and avoid the impact on normal growth and development. So, how to prevent rashes?
1. Avoid contact with allergens
Because infants have low immunity, their resistance to viruses and bacteria is very fragile. So, babies must reduce their exposure to any environment that may cause allergic reactions and avoid contact with various sources of bacteria and viruses. This can effectively protect the baby from various adverse reactions, thereby avoiding the occurrence of rashes.
2. Pay attention to cleaning and disinfection
Babies must pay attention to clean care, keeping their bodies dry and clean. At the same time, all products used by babies need to be disinfected and sterilized in a timely manner to avoid any factors that may have adverse effects. These seemingly unimportant toys are also channels for the spread of many bacteria and viruses.
