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I have daughter who is 1.5 month old, she has a white spots in her cheeks. I am worries about for such spots. I want to understand what it's and how they can disappear from her skin.
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Hello, the patches on baby's cheeks generally appear while they are growing n most of the times disappear on their own after a few days.
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Has the baby stopped feeding on breast milk? What diet is the baby started upon.
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Should be getting all the required vitamins n minerals so that no deficiency occurs. Please do consult here for further assistance.
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It might be due to the deficiency of calcium
So start with syrup or can consult
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Visit nearby pediatrician for physical examination
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