Patient's question:
A 7-month-old baby has developed a rash on their legs for three days, which is somewhat similar to mosquito bites. Tonight, after I ate shrimp and breastfed, I noticed a rash on my own body. I want to ask what this could be.Doctor's answer:
The child's skin has developed a rash again. It is suspected to be urticaria caused by contact allergies. Treatment can be implemented through antiallergic measures and boosting the body's autoimmune response, while avoiding contact with allergenic substances. Itching is a common accompanying symptom of the rash. The patient should be advised not to scratch or scratch less, to trim the nails, and not to use irritating topical medications or excessively bathe. Breastfeeding should be the primary feeding method. Avoid consuming dairy products, eggs, fish, shrimp, and other alien protein foods.