Parents often wipe off parts of their baby's body, so when some parts show abnormal behavior, parents will be the first to notice. Many parents have experienced anal redness and swelling, which is usually caused by constipation. So what should we do if our baby has anal redness?
The baby's anus is red and swollen. Adults should first check if the baby has diarrhea or constipation, as both of these symptoms can cause the baby's anus to become red and swollen. If the baby has long-term diarrhea, parents can choose to apply some anti-inflammatory ointments to the baby's anal area, which can effectively relieve redness and swelling. Alternatively, they can choose to soak a towel in hot water for hot compress, which can also have a good effect.
The redness and swelling of the baby's anus may also be due to dampness. If parents do not change diapers for a long time, it can cause the baby's anus to become damp, leading to itching, redness and swelling. The simplest way is to choose refreshing diapers, preferably made of pure cotton fabric as the baby's diaper, or it can be changed regularly to quickly reduce redness and swelling. Do not let the baby wear one diaper for a long time.
In summary, redness and swelling of the baby's anus does not pose a significant danger to themselves, but precautions should also be taken. Due to redness and itching in the anus, babies may experience crying and fussing. Therefore, the best way to provide defensive treatment for babies is to avoid catching a cold and eat good food.
