Patient's question:
There were three instances where the child was taken out wrapped in a cotton blanket. After returning, the child slept, and upon waking, noticed bleeding spots on both legs. The spots subsided within two or three days, turning darker in color. The wrist had previously developed three small red spots, which occasionally recurred but not excessively. The child was breastfed, and although the mother had avoided certain foods, the spots still appeared. They were mostly on the calves, with a few on the thighs and one on the chest.Doctor's answer:
It should be roseola, with repeated fever, sometimes it may come down. After a few days of fever, red spots will appear on the body. The fever will subside after the red spots appear. There are no other symptoms, it's not a disease, all children get it once. No need for medication. Sometimes it may be misdiagnosed as a cold or respiratory infection, but in reality, there's nothing wrong. Experienced doctors in large hospitals will directly tell you it's roseola and no treatment is needed. Just take good care of the baby at home.