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Tiny sores

2019-05-30 03:27:10
My 5 months old baby girl has tiny red sores on her private area. Can i apply rashfree cream by abott
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Yes you can apply it, but if it worsens then please show to your pediatrician
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Answered2019-05-30 11:49:15

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It could be diaper rash..or Fungal rash If it is diaper rash ,u can use rash free. For fungal rash u can use candid cream... Try rash free....for 5-6 days...if it improves.. it's ok... If not then consult pediatrician
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yes u can use rash free cream

Answered2019-05-30 04:16:21

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Apply dermoys

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