Itchy rash on body during confinement

Itchy rashes on the body during confinement may be caused by excessive sweating, resulting in urticaria, or it may be caused by skin allergies. A comprehensive judgment needs to be made based on the patient's clinical symptoms. During the confinement period, you should pay attention to skin cleanliness and avoid wearing clothes that have been worn to avoid affecting the body's normal sweating.

1. The body sweats a lot: During the confinement period, parents are afraid that the mother will catch a cold, so the indoor temperature will be kept relatively high, and the mother will be asked to wear thicker clothes to keep the body warm. If the indoor air is not circulated and the body sweats a lot, the breathability of the skin will be affected, which will cause rashes and symptoms of itching and discomfort on the skin. During the confinement period, you must have the correct awareness. Keeping the body warm is important, but you must also ensure that the skin can breathe normally. You sweat a lot, so you must pay attention to cleansing the skin.

2. Skin allergy: Rashes and itching on the body during confinement may be caused by skin allergies, which are directly related to the clothes the patient wears or the food he eats. In severe cases, anti-allergic or topical anti-inflammatory ointments need to be taken under the guidance of a doctor to improve the condition. During the confinement period, women should try to choose pure cotton clothes made of high-quality material to reduce friction and irritation to skin tissue and avoid skin allergies.