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Boils on leg
Hi my 1.5 year old baby have boils on leg is it heat boils or chicken box.if it is chicken box how to treat it .any medicine .
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If fever is there it is likely to be chicken pox.
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Does she have fever? In which other parts of the body are they present? Apply calamine lotion thrice a day for few days. Take precautions for mosquitoes like net. More details are needed. Contact directly if not better
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they look mosquito bites. apply mosquito repellent , you can use mosquito net. just wash the rash apply talcum powder. if it chicken pox, just give bath with water mix a 1/4 spoonof soda bi carb . it relieve its itching give all vaccinations, hygiene to be followed , wash your hand frequently. and keepemotionally healthy environments. No Arguments
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Take appointment on line and some times get check up of your child.
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