The cause of neonatal miliary eruption?

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Chestnut rash is actually one of the lighter skin diseases of the newborn, but no matter what, every baby is a treasure of the mother's heart, no matter how small the disease in the mother looks very serious. Therefore, how long can baby chestnut rash subside is also a concern of many people. In fact, chestnut rash will heal itself, mother just need to do the usual care.

The cause of neonatal miliary eruption?

Because neonatal rash is more common, many novice Baoma can't distinguish chestnut rash from other rashes, which often leads to more serious consequences. So it's important to understand the symptoms of chestnut rash. Chestnut rash is caused by the baby sultry and other reasons, there are some small white spots on the cheek and nose of the disease, and we often say some like prickly heat. Parents found that the baby has similar symptoms, it is best to take the baby to the hospital for examination, do not give their children medication.

Understanding the symptoms of chestnut rash, let's talk about how long neonatal chestnut rash subsided. In fact, chestnut rash is not a serious disease, generally two or three weeks later it will heal itself. However, parents can do some cleaning for the baby. They can clean the baby's face when they bathe the baby every day, but the cleaning action must be gentle. Don't squeeze these millet rashes, and don't puncture the baby. That may cause infection.

Although chestnut rash is a kind of disease that can be cured easily by itself, individual cases are not excluded. Therefore, it is necessary to know a little about the method to make chestnut rash subside. Remember to keep indoor ventilation, pay attention to the indoor temperature, the best can be maintained at 25 ~ 29 degrees Celsius. You can also clean your baby regularly, and gently wash your baby's face and bath. The water temperature should be maintained at 37 ~ 40 ℃.

matters needing attention

In short, chestnut rash is one of the most common skin rashes in newborns, generally speaking, it will not have much impact on the baby. Because chestnut rash is due to the baby's sebaceous gland function has not yet fully developed and formed, and as the baby grows day by day, sebaceous gland function gradually mature, chestnut rash will subside. So moms don't have to worry too much. Finally, I hope every baby can grow up healthily.