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Red spots on 1.7 years baby
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My baby is 1.7 years old, day before yesterday at night while sleeping his legs are itching alot and due to this he couldn't sleep well.. and also slight cold is there...so I asked a doctor she told me to give atarax syrup 2ml twice a day for 5 days and nasomist drops I m using 2 times..but today after bath I saw that red spots increases and colour also becomes more red then before but he slept well and he don't have any problem also itching problem is very less now...but why that red spots increases and colour becomes more red? Is there any problem???
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It could be simple allergic rashes or viral exanthema.
Continue with Atarax
You may apply calamine lotion locally to reduce the itching .
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Dr. Devaraja
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Coimbatore
It looks like an allergy rash. You can add Calapure A lotion.
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Dr. Jinia Saha
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Kolkata
Continue with the Atarax syrup, if there is new eruption or increased itchiness, click photo and consult. Apply Caladryl lotion for soothing effects. Observe for subsequent episodes and any other allergic reactions.
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