Allergy is a common symptom in daily life, which not only occurs in adults, but also in infants and young children. When babies develop allergies during early childhood, their physical and mental states will change, and many mothers are not very familiar with allergies in children. So what are the symptoms of childhood allergies?
When a baby suffers from skin allergies, there will be redness and swelling on the body, accompanied by itching and other symptoms. When this phenomenon occurs, the baby will scratch with their hands, causing them to cry and unable to sleep peacefully. Severe allergies can also lead to loss of appetite. Therefore, when a mother discovers that the baby has abnormal skin, she should take the baby for examination and treatment in a timely manner.
When a baby develops allergies, in addition to facial redness and swelling, there may also be symptoms of wetness in the ear canal. Allergies can cause poor sleep and dark circles under the eyes, making the baby's skin dry and prone to sweating. Moreover, severe allergies in babies can also affect their intestinal tract and respiratory function, making them more susceptible to infections and symptoms such as coughing.
Babies in their infancy and early childhood are still relatively young and have insufficient communication skills. When they experience allergies and discomfort, they may cry and cry. Normally lively babies may experience low mood and unwillingness to interact with people due to allergies, which seriously affects their health. When babies experience allergies, mothers can use external application to alleviate their discomfort.
