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Rash/itching (child)

"Rash", "Skin has broken out", "Eczema", "Hives", "Body seems itchy", etc.

There is redness or rash where an animal/plant/metal (accessories, etc.)/drug, etc. came into contact with the skin
Has been vaccinated recently (within a month)
Symptoms such as rash/redness/itching (eczema, idiopathic rash, worsening of atopic dermatitis, etc.) other than the above
None of the above are applicable.

First aid, etc.

■*1.【General response to pediatric rash】

1．When itching is severe, discomfort can often be relieved by cooling the affected area with a cold towel.

2．It would be good to use an ointment to stop the itching if one has been prescribed by a doctor.

3．Do not let the child scratch the area with a rash.

4．(In the case of anaphylaxis) Follow the instructions of the attending doctor regarding response to an attack. (EpiPen, etc.)