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Red patch on left cheekbone

2022-01-29 15:29:16
Small red patch with pain and lil swelling. What could be the cause of this issue. Pic attached Is it cause of concern? Will it go away on its own?
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These can be due to urticaria allergy Apply moisturizer
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kindly do direct online consultation for proper management and further treatment

Answered2022-01-30 04:34:28

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Apply moisturizer. U can also use lactocalamine.
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l diol 1 tablet if allergic. to get to know better, do online consultation

Answered2022-01-31 03:50:53

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