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How Can I Get Relief From Burning Red Rashes In And Around Eyes After Delivery. ?

Hi, I had a healthy baby boy 5 weeks and 4 days ago. Since then I ve been getting a red rash that started in the in/outside corners of my eyes and has now spread to all over my eyelids and under my eyes. There is no pus or whiteheads. It burns and gets worse when I m really tired (which is all the time with a new baby). Is this common? And is there anything I can put on it to sooth it without making it worse?
Tue, 12 Jun 2012
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I am suspecting a viral infection called Molluscum contagiosum which looks like a small rash without discharge with a small pit in its centre. It usually painless and spreads by skin to skin contact after scratching/ touching it? But get it confirmed with your physician before any home remedies and DONOT scratch it as it will spread.

Take care.
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How Can I Get Relief From Burning Red Rashes In And Around Eyes After Delivery. ?

I am suspecting a viral infection called Molluscum contagiosum which looks like a small rash without discharge with a small pit in its centre. It usually painless and spreads by skin to skin contact after scratching/ touching it? But get it confirmed with your physician before any home remedies and DONOT scratch it as it will spread. Take care.