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Redness at chick (2.5 month old daughter
I have a 2.5months old daughter , uske dono chicks par redness hai just like some allergy , which is increasing day by day , iam using mothers care lotion on her chicks ,is it a normal or if not plz suggest some cream or medicine bcoz here is lockdown till 14th April. I have attached pics also plz suggest
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Looks like atopic allergy. Maintain Moisture in face using moisturizer. Os it in any other parts of body. Avoid anyone kissing the baby on cheeks
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Dr. Rajesh Reddy
Pediatrician
17 yrs exp
Hyderabad
It's an Atopy or Eczema. Avoid applying irritants , frequently touching the cheeks / kissing. Apply moisturizer very frequently. If not subsided needs the use of Medications. Consult Pediatrician.
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Don't apply talcum powder, besan , irritant soaps.
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Dr. Venkat Pusala
Pediatrician
4 yrs exp
Guntur
It's eczema and just use topical moisturizer and if not decreased consult online
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Dr. Ninad Mahale
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Pune
This looks like atopic.... Are you applying any oil or besan on face for massage or something...??
If yes you need to stop it... If it goes like that only very good
Byt if it still persists then we will have to start medicines for that
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