Is diarrhea and eczema in children an allergy? Revealing the typical symptoms of allergies in children

Diarrhea in children is a common disease in the digestive department, which may be caused by bacterial infection and other reasons. At this time, the child may have diarrhea and eczema on the skin. According to research, diarrhea and eczema in children are not necessarily allergic. Children with allergies may have symptoms such as vomiting or abdominal cramps and convulsions. Parents should take the child to the pediatric department for diagnosis in time, and actively treat the condition after clarifying it.

In daily life, many children will have diarrhea and eczema, and many symptoms will appear in the body, which seriously affects the physical development of the children. Some children will have allergic diseases, but parents cannot figure out whether this is caused by diarrhea. It is necessary to take the children to the pediatric department for relevant examinations, and after clarifying the condition, symptomatic treatment will be given. Let's analyze whether children's diarrhea and eczema are allergies? What are the typical symptoms of children's allergies?

Children with diarrhea and eczema are not necessarily allergic, because allergies are mainly caused by factors such as food or drugs, skin tests, immunotherapy, etc. It may also be caused by factors such as infection or natural rubber. At this time, you need to see a doctor and do non-specific examinations or X-rays to judge and treat, otherwise the following symptoms will appear:

1. Urticaria: Children may show symptoms such as skin itching, palpitations, abdominal pain, and some children may have erythema on their skin. Laboratory tests or erythrocyte sedimentation rate, C-reactive protein and other methods are needed for diagnosis. After the condition is clarified, local or systemic medications are used for treatment. In addition, traditional Chinese medicine or cutting-edge methods can also be used for diagnosis.

2. Hoarseness: When the child speaks, the voice will have symptoms of disease, which is mostly caused by laryngeal disease, but may also be caused by systemic diseases. The degree of hoarseness may change depending on the severity of the disease. Patients with mild symptoms will have a lower or coarser tone. Parents can give the child a diet therapy to relieve the condition.

3. Myocardial ischemia: The child may experience symptoms such as nausea or vomiting, sweating, and angina pectoris. Physical examination or blood routine, thyroid function test and other methods are needed to diagnose the disease. After the diagnosis is confirmed, anti-myocardial ischemia drugs or lipid-lowering drugs are used to treat and relieve the condition.

The above three points are typical symptoms of allergies in children. Parents need to judge from the aspects of urticaria, hoarseness, myocardial ischemia, etc. If the child has these symptoms, he should go to the pediatric department immediately for a comprehensive examination. After the diagnosis is confirmed, take appropriate measures to treat and relieve the condition. Therefore, parents should monitor the child's condition at any time.