How To Cure Heat Rash In Babies

Prickly heat or heat rash in infants are small spots that can appear in all parts of the baby's body, usually occur in hot weather, so that your baby is a lot of sweat. Children can develop prickly heat, even in cold weather when wearing clothing that is too warm. Prickly heat can also arise if a child is using creams or oils on his skin.

SYMPTOM
Symptoms of prickly heat or heat rash is with spots of white or red on the skin that causes itching, especially in the chest, neck, and back are covered with clothes.

Tips Handling Prickly Heat/Heat Rash
- Often children change clothes wet with sweat. Control the state of children's clothing, especially when summer attack. Replace your child's clothing when wet with sweat. Then wipe clean your child's skin to dry, only then use the new clothes for your child.
- Wear clothes that are thin on the baby and do not use creams or oils.
- Use special itching powder or soap for babies.
- Immediately contact a doctor if:
1. Please note, if prickly heat is also lost after using the powder and soap above should immediately take your child to the doctor.
2. The rash gets worse, or the spots enlarge and watery.
3. The rash does not heal well within 3 days, or a child suffering from fever.