Greetings. It depends on the diagnosis as many other things can be confused with napkin psoriasis. It could be seborrheic dermatitis or another mimicker. The other point to consider is psoriasis in children generally responds well to treatment.
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Get another opinion if you feel so and discuss your concerns. Hope it helps.
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