When the flu occurs, there are many areas and there can be no itching… How to avoid further infection and prevent infections?
Your child has measles and the number of bones is increasing day by day… Do not panic, carefully follow your doctor’s advice to avoid the risk of infection.
Chickenpox: How to prevent itching?
Itching should be limited to prevent scarring:
Therefore, your doctor will prescribe an antihistamine that can reduce your child’s symptoms and prevent itching.
Do not let your room get too hot, as heat can cause scratches. The room temperature should not exceed 19°C. Also avoid sweating, which can cause irritation. Measles: Don’t reoccur scars and swellings
Follow a daily hygiene routine to prevent redness and scars:
Use dermatological soap or a mild soap (better than antiseptic) to bathe your baby.
Don’t give him a long bath.
Gently pat your baby’s skin dry (don’t rub) after each shower or bath.
Wash your hands regularly. Trim your child’s nails and scrub them with soap. Scratching the itch with dirty hands can cause infection and scarring in the area.
Try to have your baby wear gloves to prevent him from picking pimples.
Change your baby’s diaper often. This will help prevent small pimples on the buttocks and thighs from softening. Chickenpox: How to clean bones?
Sometimes it’s hard because there’s so much space… But you have to do it yourself, one by one, with cotton, patience and antibiotics.
For this, we recommend the following:
Apply an antibiotic ointment (ask your pharmacist or doctor for instructions).
Do not use talcum powder, powder or sugar. Consult your doctor about how to treat and manage hives.