When a baby has a fever, they usually have many symptoms, such as a cold, runny nose, cough, etc. Some babies may have small red dots on their face after a fever, and some babies may also have them. As a new mother, you will definitely be shocked. So, what are the reasons for the red dots on the face of a baby after a fever?
If a baby only has red spots on their face or body after a fever and no other symptoms, then it may be a child emergency. A child emergency is caused by a viral infection and usually has a high fever for about three days. After the fever subsides, a red rash will appear all over the body, which can slowly disappear in about 3-6 days. If the baby is well behaved and does not need to scratch, medication is not necessary. If the baby is more active, calamine lotion can be used.
If the red spots on the face do not disappear after the high fever subsides, it is considered to be caused by drug allergies or other factors, which are related to the environment, food, and drink. Apply medication accordingly. If the medication does not alleviate the symptoms, go to the hospital and check for allergens in a timely manner. Cut off allergens in a timely manner.
Preschool rash has no other symptoms, usually just pay attention to observation and home care, and ensure that the baby has sufficient sleep. In addition, do not cover the blanket too much, and do not wear thick clothes. Instead, wear comfortable pure cotton clothes. Pay attention to keeping your skin clean and fresh.
When a baby has a high fever, as long as the temperature is not too high, physical cooling should be used first. During the rash period, the baby should drink plenty of water, avoid crowded places, avoid cross infection, eat light food, and timely supplement with vitamin rich fruits and vegetables.
