Bumps on the body

Many people always find that they get pimples on their bodies in certain seasons. They don’t know why, nor do they know what disease this condition belongs to. We should not ignore the condition of pimples on the body, because such disease may be a serious skin disease. If it is not treated in time, the consequences will be disastrous.

If we have pimples on our body, we must treat such diseases reasonably in daily life and try to avoid eating irritating and spicy foods. In daily life, you should avoid smoking and drinking, and also refuse foods such as seafood. Try to eat foods that will not irritate your body.

Systemic symptoms of measles include high fever, obvious cough and runny nose, and measles mucosal spots on the cheek mucosa before the rash appears; fever of rubella is generally not high, cough is rare, and lymph nodes behind the ears and on the occipital region are swollen; fever of roseola infantum is relatively high, but the fever subsides on its own after 2-3 days; scarlet fever initially causes chills and fever, redness, swelling and ulceration of the throat, and the appearance of a "bayberry"-like tongue; symptoms of chickenpox are generally mild, with low fever.

Rash time: Measles rash appears gradually, usually all over the body in about 3 days; rubella rash appears quickly, usually all over the body within 24 hours; roseola infantum appears after the fever subsides, usually all over the body within 24 hours; scarlet fever rash appears quickly and spreads throughout the body within 24 hours; chickenpox rash appears in batches and lasts longer.

In daily life, it is more likely that pimples on the body are due to allergies or skin diseases. It is recommended that we try not to use some shower gels or some serious alkaline soaps. When treating this situation, we are advised to avoid eating some irritating and spicy foods.