1. What is the acute rash of infants and young children?
Acute rash in infants and young children has a rapid onset, with a high fever of 39-40°C. It is characterized by fever and rash.
The rash is often irregular, and it is a small rose spot, which can also be merged into one sheet and the pressure subsides. Acute rash in children, also called fever or roseola, is caused by a virus and is a common rash infection in infants and young children.
2, what should I do if the baby has an infant emergency?
Infant acute rash is caused by a viral infection and is a self-limiting disease. The treatment does not require the use of antibiotics. As long as the care is strengthened and symptomatic treatment is given appropriately, it will get better in a few days. Z2z
When the child has a high fever and is poor in spirit, convulsions, frequent vomiting, dehydration, etc., parents should take the child to the hospital in time to avoid damage to the nervous system and circulatory system.
3. Home care for infants and young children in emergency:
The most important thing is to control the child's body temperature and prevent high fever from causing high fever convulsions, which is what parents often call convulsions.
① Let the child rest, the ward must be quiet, the air must be fresh, and the quilt must not be too thick.
② Keep your skin clean and hygienic, and often wipe off sweat stains on your child to avoid cold.
③ Give your child more boiled water or juice to facilitate sweating and urination, and promote the discharge of poisons.
④ Eat a liquid or semi-liquid diet.
⑤When the body temperature exceeds 39℃, use warm water or 50% alcohol to rub the child to prevent the child from convulsing due to high fever.
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