Is the child's skin full of tenderness and sensitivity has quickly affected when exposed to external factors, or for any climate or diet change. It matters or viruses that may infect the skin of children and heat rash, also known as the fierceness of the Nile or miliaria. Vtefh heat is a small red blisters appear on the child's body in the humid hot weather. This rash often appears in abundance in some areas of the body, such as the chest, stomach, and neck, and between the legs and buttocks. It is noteworthy that adults also may get heat rash as a result of clogged channels sweating under the skin or a long stay in bed as a result of the disease, but it remains more common in children.
Diagnosis of heat rash
Knowledge lies the possibility of a child with heat rash when the redness in the form of blisters spread appears in the neck area and under the armpits or in the diaper area or under the underwear. The rash often disappears within seven to ten days provided that they are conservative to cool and dry the skin and is not a dangerous or complications in the case was treated.
Types of rash
There are three common of heat rash types:
- Miliary crystalline: are the simplest types as the closed pores be in the top layer of the skin. That this form of rash does not cause itching or pain.
- Miliary red, speaking in the innermost layer of the outer layer of the skin and Otsab adults after exposure to hot and humid weather also infect the baby between the first and third weeks. And this is associated with the appearance of the red rash Extrusion and tingling, itching, sweating drop in the affected area.
- Miliary deep: It is less common and affects the deepest layer of the skin, and appears after a short period of exercise or any other activity that causes sweating. It may cause stop sweating altogether, leading to infection with symptoms of heat exhaustion, nausea, rapid pulse.
Causes that may lead to heat rash
- The presence of folds in the body prevents air from traffic and prevents sweating
- Wear tight or made of certain fabrics prevent sweating clothing
- Hot weather and high humidity
- The use of cosmetic creams and powders that clog the pores
- Exaggeration to wear clothes even in winter, especially in infants
It is noteworthy that this rash may appear as a side effect of some medications.
Methods of prevention and treatment
Heat rash usually goes away within a few days and you have some tips to ease the itch and discomfort:
- Cooling air
- It is advisable to ease the clothes that are cotton and loose
- Cooling the affected areas directly using a piece of flannel cloth wet with cold water, or rose water or do lukewarm bath
- Avoid tight clothes being skin irritation
- The temperature is very high bedrooms
- Avoid the use of powdered soap for the skin
If the rash has not disappeared within days advisable to review a physician to determine the appropriate treatment.