Patient's question:
At eleven months, the baby developed a high fever which persisted for three days, followed by the reappearance of a very small amount of red spots on the face. How can one distinguish between a drug rash and roseola?Treatment history and effectiveness: The baby was given anti-inflammatory medication and fever-reducing injections.
Doctor's answer:
Guidance: Infantile eczema refers to eczema that recurs in infants under 2 years old. It is a common and frequently occurring condition in infants. Infants should wear soft cotton clothing. If necessary, gloves should be worn at night while sleeping to prevent scratching. For severe cases, oral antihistamines such as diphenhydramine can be taken. Generally, applying Eczema Cream externally is sufficient. Once it improves, do not use it frequently, although it may recur. However, it will naturally improve as the child grows older. Do not worry.