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1 month old baby belly button pus form

2023-12-03 04:25:33
My 1 month old baby having belly button forming pus . I have seen today. Yellowish . Pls check image and what can I do for it. What antibiotics or any natural remidies to take to prevent further infection.
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First clean with wet sterile cotton then apply NEOSPORIN POWDER three times daily Try to kept area dry

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Can apply gentian violet drops ,if any fever paracetamol keep area clean

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Visit physically to nearby pediatrician

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Consult to Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment

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Needs detailed history and examination

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