Skin rash in children on the legs | Skin rash in children

Skin rash in children on the legs

Many childhood diseases lead to skin rashes, which also affect the extremities in the course of the disease. These include: or also skin rash on the thigh

• Chickenpox
• Measles
• Ring rubella
• Rubella
• Scarlet fever
• Neurodermatitis
• Lyme disease

Skin rash in children on the abdomen

The generally known childhood diseases are mainly found on the trunk and abdomen. Mostly the rashes first appear on the face and then spread. This applies for example to the

• Measles
• Rubella
• Ring rubella
• Chickenpox
• Scarlet fever
• Diaper dermatitis (in infants and toddlers)

Skin rash in children without itching

There are many different causes that can lead to a rash in children without itching. Some typical examples are:

• Measles
• Rubella
• Scarlet fever
• Allergic reactions

Skin rash in children with itching

Some childhood rashes are characterized by a more or less pronounced itching. Possible causes are:

• Chickenpox
• Ring rubella
• Seborrheic dermatitis
• Scabies
• Louse diseases