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Suggest Home Remedies For Red Rashes On The Cheeks Of An Infant
my baby boy is 5 months and 7 days old. for few days he has a pimples type rashes on hi left cheek, pediatrician adviced to give 3 ml atarax drop, but still not getting well. Is these antibiotics are good for babies health? should i continue to give atarax or i shld do some home remedies. please suggest.
hello i read your question and understand your concern i would like to ask that * any family h/o such rashes in children / adults? * is there any dryness/scaly rashes also * is there itching in those rashes as well? in my opinion there is possibility of eczema in your child so atarax is anti allergic you can give that but you may also need topical corticosteriod creams as well and also consult pediatrician/dermatologist for this problem and you can apply moisturizing lotions and baby oil as well do not let your baby skin dry i hope my answer will satisfy you good luck & tc
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Suggest Home Remedies For Red Rashes On The Cheeks Of An Infant
hello i read your question and understand your concern i would like to ask that * any family h/o such rashes in children / adults? * is there any dryness/scaly rashes also * is there itching in those rashes as well? in my opinion there is possibility of eczema in your child so atarax is anti allergic you can give that but you may also need topical corticosteriod creams as well and also consult pediatrician/dermatologist for this problem and you can apply moisturizing lotions and baby oil as well do not let your baby skin dry i hope my answer will satisfy you good luck & tc