If a child does not adapt to the environment or is infected by a certain allergen after birth, they are prone to various rash like diseases, which not only disturb the baby's health, but also affect all parents who care about their child. There are many types of rash diseases, so what are the common types of baby rashes?
In most cases, children will develop infantile eczema during the neonatal period, which is a normal phenomenon. Keeping it clean and hygienic will gradually disappear after the child is one month old. Children may also develop some rash of fat particles, which is also due to their inability to adapt to the environment. Do not apply special medications, ensure that breastfeeding has a light diet, and health and hygiene can be restored as soon as possible. And there are also measles, rubella, and heat rash, which can disturb children's health to varying degrees.
Measles can actually be avoided because most children are vaccinated after birth, and measles vaccination is also very necessary. After contracting measles, children will have red rashes all over their bodies, which is very scary, and often they will have a fever and high fever all over their body. So it is best for parents to do a good job in vaccinating their children in this regard, and they should also pay attention to the activity venue to avoid their children from coming into contact with highly infectious environments.
The recovery of rubella is relatively easy. Although the symptoms are severe at the beginning, they can often be relieved within a week. Proper hygiene and nursing care can help alleviate the symptoms, so there is no need to worry too much. However, when children have symptoms such as fever, they still need to go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis. Eczema is more often caused by allergies, and avoiding allergens can solve the problem. Similarly, doing a good job of keeping your baby's skin refreshed can also effectively prevent heat rash.
