How does darling get herpes to return a responsibility?

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Herpes on the baby is the most common sign of pediatric diseases. Because of the shape, distribution and different manifestations of the rash before and after the rash, we can make a differential diagnosis of the rash. Although each parent is not a doctor, according to the following symptoms, we can still make a preliminary grasp of one or two. It is necessary to ask the doctor for diagnosis and treatment in time according to the priority. How does darling get herpes to return a responsibility? Let's talk about it.

How does darling get herpes to return a responsibility?

1. Infantile rash: it is a common eruptive disease in infants, which may be an infectious disease caused by virus infection. It is more common in infants under one year old, and can get sick all year round. Most of them are in winter and spring. General infection once, infection twice rare. The incubation period is 8-14 days. Clinical manifestations: fever, can be as high as 39 ~ 41 ℃, generally lasting 3 ~ 5 days, individual children may have febrile convulsions. Fever and rash are the characteristics of this disease. Most of the rashes are irregular spots or macular papules. Skin rashes can fade by pressing them with your hands. All over the body. Generally, it subsides in 1-2 days, leaving no trace. At the same time, some children also accompanied by respiratory and digestive tract symptoms. The lymph nodes in the neck may be enlarged. Especially the enlargement of retroauricular or occipital lymph nodes is more obvious.

2. Rubella: it is an acute infectious disease that is infected by rubella virus, common in childhood and transmitted by respiratory droplets. The infectious agent may be a patient who has been infected, or a person who has not been infected but carries the virus. Most of them are in winter and spring, and can be prevalent in the collective. The general incubation period is 10-21 days. Clinical manifestations: fever: mostly moderate fever, rarely high fever. Fever lasting for 1-2 days is rare. At the same time, some children with cough, sore throat, runny nose, headache, vomiting, conjunctivitis. Fever 1 ~ 2 days appear rash, after rash quickly throughout the body. The rash is pale and slightly higher than the skin. Generally, the rash subsided as early as 2-3 days after eruption, mostly 4-5 days. Some patients left pigmented spots after eruption. It is helpful for early diagnosis to have enlarged retroauricular, cervical and occipital lymph nodes before eruption. With the improvement of the disease, the lymph nodes gradually subsided. The disease can be complicated with otitis media, bronchitis, encephalitis, nephritis and thrombocytopenic purpura.

3. Chickenpox: it is a common, mild, acute viral infectious disease transmitted by contact or droplet. The first infection is chickenpox, and the second infection can lead to herpes zoster. More common in all age groups after 6 months. Late pregnancy can also be passed to the fetus through the placenta, resulting in neonatal varicella. In winter and spring, the disease is common, usually once, lifelong immunity. The incubation period was 11-24 days. Clinical manifestations: fever, generally below 39 ℃. Rash can appear on the day of fever, and some appear 1-2 days after fever, especially in trunk, head, waist and scalp. General papule, herpes, scab rash exist at the same time. Some children's mouth, throat and conjunctiva can also see red papules.

matters needing attention

Fever is to drink more water, eat digestible food, keep skin clean, change clothes frequently, do not scratch blisters, in order to prevent infection, as long as the blisters do not break, generally do not leave scars after recovery.