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Baby has rashes
My daughter is 9 mnth old and she started crawling 2 weeks before. She has no fever or cold symtoms. 953 days back there was some rashes in her knees and skin was very dry in legs due to chill climate here. Yesterday it got worse and spread fully on legs. Visited doctor and suggested CALADRYL lotion and FUSEP-B cream to apply thrice per day. But today also it spread on hands and toes. Please suggest for further remedy. It leaving black mark also. Attached images for reference.
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Dr. Brindha. V
Pediatrician
13 yrs exp
Erode
This is called hand food mouth disease
It is viral
Ensure that the child takes plenty of fluids
It will subside on its own , don’t worry
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Dr. Anuja Bharti
Pediatrician
14 yrs exp
Pune
Hello. As per the picture, it looks like your baby has scabies skin infection. Please consult a pediatrician or a skin doctor to examine the baby fully and give proper medicine regimen for this infection.
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