How to treat children's allergies? What to do if children have repeated allergies?

It is a common phenomenon for children to have allergies, but when this happens, parents should take some measures to help their babies treat it in time to prevent the symptoms from getting worse. So let's learn how to treat children's allergies. What should we do if children have repeated allergies?

Stay away from allergens, let your children develop good hygiene habits, and prevent your children's skin from drying out. If your children often have allergies, parents must take their children to the hospital for examination. When children have skin allergies, parents must remind their children not to scratch. Parents should take good care of their children and let them maintain good hygiene habits. For young children, they should deal with their saliva problems in time, pay attention to the indoor temperature and environment, and keep the room ventilated. After taking a bath, it is best to use some lotion to avoid excessive dryness of the skin and symptoms of skin allergies. There are many allergens in life. If a child has an allergic constitution, parents should understand what substances the child is allergic to, such as pollen, perfume, gasoline, etc.

If you are allergic to pollen, you can choose to wear a mask or glasses when going out, or simply avoid going out if you can. For food allergies, for example, some children are allergic to peanuts. At this time, you should prevent your child from eating peanuts and foods containing peanut ingredients, such as peanut butter, peanut milk, peanut oil, peanut candy, etc. If you are allergic to natural medicines, you should tell the doctor when you are sick and go to the doctor. The doctor will prescribe medicine for your child according to the properties of the medicine. If the repeated allergies are caused by a decrease in the body's immunity, you should strengthen exercise. In addition to more exercise, if you really don't have time to make time to exercise, you can try to walk on the way to and from get off work to reduce the time of driving. At least you can change to riding a bike. Now there are many Hello, small yellow cars, etc., which is also very convenient. In terms of daily diet, you should pay attention to balanced nutrition, do not eat junk food, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. Diet therapy is a long process that requires the patient's patience. You can also go to a regular Chinese medicine hospital to ask a professional Chinese medicine doctor to diagnose and regulate your body. Children with repeated allergies must find out the cause of the allergy before they can be treated symptomatically.

The most effective step to prevent children from allergies is to keep them away from allergens in the environment and food, such as potted plants, dust mites, pet hair, stuffed or plush toys, carpets and tapestries. Parents should help their children stay away from allergens such as pollen in their lives. Secondly, in terms of children's diet, it is best to breastfeed infants under 1 year old, and be careful to feed children with heteroprotein foods such as milk, prawns, eggs, and seafood. Pregnant women should avoid eating foods containing allergens, or feed low-allergen hydrolyzed protein infant formula. At the same time, delay the addition of complementary foods. Thirdly, exercise properly. Children should avoid strenuous exercise in dry and cold environments. For example, it is forbidden to engage in continuous and intense exercise on ice and snow. However, exercise in a warm environment, high humidity or intermittent exercise should be encouraged. When exercising, the principle is not to feel chest tightness, shortness of breath, or physical discomfort. If there are symptoms, you should stop exercising and rest more. Before exercising, you should do warm-up activities appropriately. In short, allergic disease is a chronic disease that seriously endangers children's health. Whether it is gastrointestinal symptoms (high incidence within 6 months), eczema (high incidence between 1-3 years old), asthma (high incidence after 3 years old), or allergic rhinitis (high incidence between 7-15 years old), it should be actively prevented, diagnosed early, and treated early.

There are two ways to check for allergens in children: one is the skin prick test; the second is to check the IgE concentration in the serum. The skin prick test is to drop a small amount of highly purified allergen liquid onto the child's forearm, and then use a puncture needle to gently pierce the surface of the skin for observation. Within 15 minutes, observe whether a red lump similar to a mosquito bite appears at the puncture site. The skin prick test is mostly used to check food allergens and some variants inhaled in the air. The concentration of IgE in the serum is detected by drawing blood. It can check for inhaled allergens, food allergens, and common allergens such as mites and molds. If the IgE concentration reaches a certain concentration, it is necessary to consider allergies to this substance. The skin prick test cannot be used for children who are too young, because the child will not be able to accept the pain, so children generally use the method of checking the IgE concentration in the serum to detect allergens.