After getting tinea manus, babies will experience abnormal itching and blisters. They will be unable to resist using their hands to grab it, and their skin will also be prone to ulceration and other symptoms. Therefore, when parents discover that their baby has hand moss, they must take care of the affected area. So, what if the baby gets hand moss?
Usually, babies with hand moss are mostly caused by fungal infections. Parents should not blindly use medication when treating their babies with tinea manus. Because improper medication can cause irritation to the baby's skin, it is best to choose a pure natural ointment with less irritation to apply to the baby's affected area. Iodine can also be used to disinfect the affected area of baby's hand moss, or to supplement some vitamin C to improve the body's immune function.
In addition to medication treatment, daily care is also crucial for baby's hand moss. Parents should pay attention to keeping their baby's hands dry and ventilated. Try to minimize contact between your baby's hands and liquids such as water, soap, and hand sanitizer. After cleaning your baby's hands, you can apply some moisturizer to isolate their skin from the outside world and prevent bacteria from invading the affected area, which can worsen symptoms.
Parents can also apply almond and white vinegar to the affected area of their baby's hand moss to promote their recovery. Select an appropriate amount of almonds and grind them, add an appropriate amount of white vinegar, then pour them all into a pot and heat it to a boil. After boiling, you can use gauze to wash and wipe the affected area of the baby's skin. Parents should insist on cleaning their baby every day, which can have a sterilizing and disinfecting effect and help with the recovery of the affected area.
