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Red patch bottom of head

2022-06-05 08:24:33
As attached in the image, my baby has a red patch below her head and just above neck since her first month... Any idea what it could be. She shows no signs of irritation or pain in touching it.
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Looks like hemangioma, though picture is not clear..can be observed for any increase in the size of the patch.
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Answered2022-06-06 12:41:34

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It can be a birth mark. Observe if it is growing in size, if yes, please consult

Answered2022-06-06 01:15:58

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