How to return a responsibility to have small blister on the child hand

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Small blisters grow on children's hands, which is a common occurrence for many people. It has a little seasonality and is not a big problem. My son had this kind of small blister before. At first, he didn't care much about it. Later, he began to pay attention to it when he became more and more. He went to the nearby dermatological department to check it. After telling the doctor about the situation, the doctor said it was seasonal blister, which was no big problem, but he had to treat it early. Then he took two injections and prescribed some medicine. After two weeks, he was basically good. Now let me tell you what happened.

How to return a responsibility to have small blister on the child hand

First: after you find that you have this kind of illness, you should go to the hospital or the nearby dermatological Center for examination at the first time. You can't delay. The longer you delay, the more serious your illness will be. On the contrary, it will affect the treatment. First, find out what type of skin disease it is, and then make the next step.

Second: the general situation of skin diseases, doctors have been very familiar with, because every day there will be a lot of different kinds of skin patients to see a doctor, so as long as a little check, and then according to your life habits can determine what type of skin disease you have, and then suit the medicine to the case, give a reasonable and useful formula.

Third: some of these skin diseases are cured quickly, and some are cured slowly. We should have a good attitude and don't worry. After going home, we must strictly follow the doctor's requirements and instructions for rational drug use. We can't stop taking drugs when we feel better, and follow the doctor's arrangement to avoid recurrence and other problems.

matters needing attention

Patients with this kind of skin disease must pay attention to their children's personal hygiene, pay attention to the cleanness of their hands, touch less cold water, especially where there are blisters, and avoid contact with irritant liquid to prevent infection and aggravate the disease.