Should I Be Concerned About The Black Patch On My Daughter's Back Of The Neck?
Hi...sir myself Ashika...am here for my daughter she s 7 yrs old...2 days before i have seen some black patch in her back of neck..and its not first time every 2 month after it appears and..slowely vanish itself...now am worried why it happens soo and what s the reason ?
I would keep a possibility of Fixed drug eruption. As the name indicates the eruption is fixed in its location. Intake of the incriminating drug causes it to reappear or become prominent.
A lot of drugs can cause this kind of eruption e.g commonly used pain killers/antipyretics, antibiotics etc which are commonly prescribed for cold, flu etc in case of children.
Therefore carefully checking the history for the drug administered, might incriminate a particular drug which should be avoided.
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Should I Be Concerned About The Black Patch On My Daughter's Back Of The Neck?
Hello and welcome to healthcaremagic I would keep a possibility of Fixed drug eruption. As the name indicates the eruption is fixed in its location. Intake of the incriminating drug causes it to reappear or become prominent. A lot of drugs can cause this kind of eruption e.g commonly used pain killers/antipyretics, antibiotics etc which are commonly prescribed for cold, flu etc in case of children. Therefore carefully checking the history for the drug administered, might incriminate a particular drug which should be avoided. regards