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Face pimple
Face pimple
my 1.5 month old son have many marks in daytime but nighttime fully hided,may I know reason and how to cure this...
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This is not pimples I guess . This is fungal infection of face commonly known as tinea faciae. This will require local as well as systemic treatment and proper hyegine training about cloths and everything
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Do not try home remedy for this they will worsen the condition
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Dr. Geetha B
Ayurveda
39 yrs exp
Bangalore
May be some allergic eruptions.
Do nut rub it .while bathing do not use oil,flour to wash. Instead use baby oil and wash with gentle baby soap/shampoo.
Apply fresh aloevera gel everyday twice..
Ur breast feeding I suppose,so u take
Laghusuthashrkara rasa 250mg twice a day.
void oily foods.take 2 to 4 ts of of ghee daily.
Drink abundant boiled cooled water. 2 to3 ltrs per day.
Take soubhagya Shinto lehya 2 tsf twice a day.
Or add 1/4 tsf zhuntipowder in a glss of warm milk ,sugar, drink twice a day.
Also can take dashamulaarista
2 tsf twice a day.
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Dr. Shiv Kumar Sharma
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Jaipur
Consult with paediatric doctor or dermatologist for proper treatment, pimples don't occur in infants
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