Noticing bumps or pimples on your child\u2019s scalp can be unsettling, but staying calm and observing closely is the first step. While most cases are minor and harmless, others may signal infections or underlying skin conditions that require attention.<\/p>\n
Common culprits include folliculitis, which causes small, red, itchy bumps around hair follicles, and smooth, oily sebaceous cysts under the skin. More painful, pus-filled lumps could be boils, while allergic reactions, insect bites, eczema, or psoriasis can also cause scalp irritation.<\/p>\n
You should seek immediate medical attention if the bumps are accompanied by a fever, severe pain, spreading swelling, or if your child has trouble swallowing or breathing. Otherwise, you can manage minor symptoms at home with warm compresses and by keeping the scalp thoroughly clean.<\/p>\n
Gentle home remedies like aloe vera or diluted tea tree oil can help soothe irritation, but always consult a doctor before starting new treatments. Avoid harsh hair products, encourage good hygiene, and monitor the symptoms closely to ensure they heal properly.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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