Baby's skin problems have always been a headache for parents, and a series of rash problems such as eczema and heat rash also confuse parents. Both have rashes, but the causes and treatment methods are completely different. Urticaria, as a skin disease with high incidence rate, is also shown in babies. So, what should I do if my baby has recurrent hives?
Urticaria is a disease that is prone to recurrence. If a baby suffers from urticaria, it is best to go to the hospital for a detailed examination and take safe and effective treatment methods under the guidance of a doctor. There are many reasons why babies may develop urticaria, such as exposure to allergens, bacterial invasion of the body, genetic influence, etc. Promptly identify the cause of urticaria symptoms in babies and prescribe targeted medication.
If urticaria is caused by allergies, it is important to promptly locate the allergen and keep it away from the baby. This will help alleviate the symptoms, and it is important to strictly prohibit the baby from coming into contact with these allergens. Sometimes, a decrease in the body's resistance can easily lead to virus invasion, which can also easily cause urticaria. Therefore, it is important to take your baby out for fresh air and engage in appropriate exercise to improve immunity and resist virus invasion.
Urticaria is not so scary. Many babies gradually develop this disease as they age, and a very small number of children can also self heal. As long as they are careful in their daily lives, they can grow up healthy.
