Patient's question:
Because of the hot weather, my daughter developed many small rashes on her body, which were red. I watched her and felt so uncomfortable. She cried even harder every day, and I was very worried. When applying the medicine, I noticed the rashes were quite prominent. So, do the rashes of roseola feel raised? Can they be treated?Doctor's answer:
Due to the body rash caused by seasonal temperature increase, it could be allergic eczema or heat rash. If there are no fever symptoms, rubella can be ruled out. Rubella is a contagious viral infection. First, it is recommended to take the child to the hospital for a blood test to determine if there is acute inflammation. If it is purely an allergic factor, it can gradually recover with medication.