Childhood urticaria is a serious disease that threatens the health of babies, and after this disease occurs, babies will experience great pain. Some babies have serious illnesses, not only with many red bumps on their bodies, but also on their faces, accompanied by symptoms of fever. Why do children with urticaria have many red bumps on their faces and still have a fever?
After a baby is troubled by infantile urticaria, there is a possibility of redness or wheals all over the body, and the probability of redness and wheals on the face is also high. Therefore, mothers should not worry too much about this. However, urticaria rarely causes fever, which may be caused by some kind of inflammation in the baby's body. To understand the cause of a baby's fever, further examination and elimination are needed.
Most babies develop urticaria, with symptoms on the skin appearing as erythema or wheals, but no rash will appear. If the baby's symptoms include red rashes on the body and face, as well as fever, then the mother should consider whether the baby is suffering from diseases such as rubella and measles.
But whether it's urticaria, rubella, or measles, mothers need to take their babies for medical examination first. Only with the doctor's diagnosis can the baby's illness be more accurately diagnosed. Only after diagnosing the cause can targeted treatment be given. Mothers must not diagnose their babies on their own to avoid misdiagnosis and mistreatment.
