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6 months old baby has red thik skin spot
My 6.5 month old baby has slightly red thik skin spots on her leg. I have attached photos. I have never seen her itching there but may be this is due to that she is small to understand how to itch legs. She started eating food other than breast feed in this month only. We gave her apple puree, dal-pani, rice-pani, mashed banana yet. Recently gave apple puree and dal-pani. I am not sure if this is a food alergy. I see this on her leg from last 3-4 days. One leg it is in very little area and another leg it is around 10 cm long. I don't see this anywhere else on the body. Please help me doctor. Thank you
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Its dry skin, atopic dermatitis... Apply physiogel lotion immediatly after bath in morning and night time... Use glycerine or alo vera soap to reduce dryness...
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review after 15 days...
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dont worry...it will be ok...
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Does not looks like food allergy. Apply Desonide cream once daily for 5 days.  CALADRYL lotion multiple times for next 5 Days. 
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if rash increases kindly consult in person with a pediatrician or dermatologist.
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This is eczema. U have to moisture ur baby atleast 2-3 times daily, especially immediately after bath when skin is moist. Use cetaphil, Atogla, any water based lotion that suits your baby's skin.
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Consult a pediatrician if no improvement
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Nothing serious
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It is dry skin
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Oil massage and bath Apply desowen ointment twice daily after cleaning for 5 days
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Calosoft lotion to be applied 3-4 times/day.
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