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White spots on forehead

2018-08-21 13:44:19
Hello Dr. Plz check the pic of my little child, who is 4 months baby. There is white spots on his forehead, which type of these spots Are growing day by day? And what medicine should be used to cured them. Plz help.
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If they are increasing in size you need to consult with a skin specialist

Answered2018-08-21 17:03:35

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