Is it associated with fever …how is the activity of the child …are these rashes present all over body..these are few questions which will help in further evaluation. Visit pediatrician is rashes are still present and child is lethargic.

I totally understand your concern. Before suggesting treatment, I would like to ask a few questions to ensure the correct management can be provided. Contact me on Practo or WhatsApp chat. Contact number: 97012307 two nine Dr. G. Avinash MBBS, MD (Pediatrics) Fellowship in Neonatology

Hello, This appears more like a mosquito/insect bite rash. Due to scratching, it has become crusted and may also be oozing. Is there any fever or are there similar rashes on any other part of the body? You can apply calamine lotion or an anti-itch lotion/cream such as Atarax to help relieve the itching. You may also give an oral antihistamine such as syrup Allegra (5ml/30mg) 2.5 ml at night if required.. If the lesion is crusted or oozing, apply T-Bact (mupirocin) ointment 2–3 times a day for 3–5 days. If the child develops fever, the rash increases in size, there is extensive redness, swelling, pus, or the child appears unwell, kindly consult your paediatrician for a physical examination.

Hi These are infected.Please visit pediatrician for evaluation and further management.

Visit physically to nearby pediatrician.

Looking like insect bite. Use mosquito repellents and nets Syp Atarax 10 mg - 1.5 ml twice daily for 2 days . Apply calora lotion twice daily for 3 -5 days

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Greetings Skin rashes can result from various factors such as environmental irritants or sensitivities.Persistent scratching may damage the skin's surface and allow for further complications.Irritation in the affected area often increases the likelihood of localized infections.Monitoring for signs like significant redness, swelling, or unusual discharge is important.Maintaining clean and well-kept hands can help reduce the risk of further skin irritation.

Looks like any insect bite and allergic reaction

Looks like mosquito bite and later rashes have developed Apply Antibiotic ointment CIPLADINE OINTMENT 3 TIMES IN A DAY FOR 5DAYS

The rash appears more like an insect bite hypersensitivity with secondary excoriation from scratching rather than a primary skin infection. Keep the area clean, use a moisturizer/calamine for itch, and consider an oral antihistamine if itching is very significant. Watch for increasing redness, warmth, discharge, fever, or spreading of the rash, which would warrant evaluation for secondary bacterial infection. Also check the home environment for mosquitoes or other insects.

Looking like some insect bite .can be due to itching after mosquito bite also .prevent mosquito bite .use mosquito net and repellent .look for other insects also in the bedding and surrounding.apply CALAMINE lotion over area 3to4times /day