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Blister inside of left breast
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Please help us as our 9+month baby girl hae a blister on her left breast and become reddish and she is crying continuously when we touch that area. We consulted a doctor and underwent ultrasound scan and X ray, further to that doctor prescribed two syrups Combiflam pexoclav.
Now please advise us wheather this is serious problem or common at this age babies and what could be the reason for this issue.
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Continue with the medicines advised by the doctor and also apply a local anti biotic cream like Fusidin or T - bact for 6 -7 days
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Ok...your doctor has prescribed perfect medicines to you, so dont worry these cellulitis will subside in few days...
Continue medicines...
Apply T-bact cream three times over affected region for 5 to 7 days...
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you should follow up after 7 days with your treating doctor..
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no need to worry...
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Dr. Anurag Mohta
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Indore
Treatment given is correct. Follow the prescription and give it atleast 7 days. It is readily treatable do don't worry.
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Nothing to worry. Doctor as given antibiotics and painkillers, so continue the Medications.
The size is also small, so do not worry
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Give antibiotics for 7 days and apply t-bact ointment 2-3 times over the wound
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