What to do if red bumps and itchy bumps appear on the pregnant woman's body

Some pregnant women will experience itchy red bumps on their bodies after giving birth. They are very confused about this phenomenon and don’t know if it is normal or what the reason is. In fact, the common causes of itchy red bumps on the body are insect bites, bacterial infection, etc.

What is the reason for itchy red bumps on my body?

Itchy red bumps on the body may be papular urticaria, which refers to an inflammatory sensation of the skin caused by bites by insects or arthropods, or by touching the poisonous hairs of insects, which often occurs in exposed areas and around the waist.

The main manifestations are generally edematous papules, urticaria, edematous erythema, papules, papulovesicles, petechiae, etc., accompanied by varying degrees of itching, tingling, and burning pain. No matter what kind of rash it is, you can find marks of insect bites or bee stings and poisonous hairs in the center of the wound. You should try to pull out the stings and poisonous hairs and suck out the venom. For insect bite dermatitis caused by mites and fleas, you must take a bath and change into clean clothes before treatment.

What should I do if I have itchy red bumps on my body?

Take 50 grams each of realgar and alum, grind them into fine powder, mix with tea water and apply evenly to the wound, 3 times a day, until healed. It has the effects of removing toxins, relieving itching and quickly reducing swelling. It is suitable for skin fungal infections caused by various insect bites.

Grind 100 grams of flea market into powder, soak it in 50% ethanol, and apply the solution to the wound after 3-5 days, 4 times a day. This prescription has the effect of clearing away heat and removing fire, and quickly reducing swelling. It is suitable for dermatitis caused by caterpillar dermatitis and bee stings.

Blood-letting method: After basic disinfection and sterilization, use a three-edged needle to prick the area where the skin is noticeably swollen due to insect bites to draw a small amount of blood. Then switch to the flash fire method of cupping for 10 minutes to remove the bad blood.

Prevention and treatment: Pay attention to your own hygiene and cleanliness, and change clothes frequently. You may need to keep some medicines at home, and take them immediately if you find any symptoms. Do not drink alcohol or eat irritating foods. If mothers who have just given birth are breastfeeding, they should not take medicine casually, and try not to take medicine. Just do some cleaning.