Can neonatal abscess rash heal itself?

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Pyogenic herpes is a common purulent skin disease. The incidence rate of this disease is high in newborns. Pustules occur mostly in the head, face and skin wrinkles of children, and children can feel itchy or painful when they attack. Many parents want to know, neonatal purulent herpes will heal? Generally speaking, the disease is not self-healing, and the harm is not small, let's talk about the harm of the disease lasting? I hope parents can have a deeper understanding of this disease.

Can neonatal abscess rash heal itself?

Clinical studies have proved that neonatal purulent herpes is highly infectious, it can not only carry out self transmission, but also spread to others, so the disease can not be cured for a long time, it will lead to the expansion of neonatal skin lesions, and even infection to other parts of the body, so the child's condition will become more and more serious, therefore, once the onset must pay close attention to treatment.

Because the newborn's skin is very delicate, and sebaceous gland secretion is very strong, so bacteria like this environment very much. If the skin lesions do not heal for a long time, it will lead to the growth of bacteria in the damaged parts, and then lead to other skin diseases. If the virus invades the body, it will damage the nerves, and even cause irreversible damage to the child.

Neonatal purulent herpes not treated in time can also cause a series of physical symptoms, such as body fever, skin pain or itching. If neonatal purulent herpes can not be cured quickly, it will aggravate jaundice, and even lead to a large area of skin peeling. If the condition is very serious, it may even leave scars on the baby's delicate skin. Therefore, if parents find that the child is ill, they must take him to see a doctor as soon as possible.

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On "does neonatal purulent herpes heal itself?" As well as "the harm of prolonged neonatal purulent herpes" to introduce to this, it can be seen that newborns suffering from purulent herpes, must be the first time to receive formal treatment. Even if the child's condition is very light, parents can not take it lightly, in order to prevent negligence to cause greater harm to the child's health.