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New born baby rash on chest,back side
My baby born 24hours back and we observed today on his chest some red rash(we are assuming this can be because of heat in and out side).So this rash makes baby skin little red(slightly pink)color. So this make baby feels discomfort,so can any suggestions to avoid and remidy for this to cure little fast.
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Dr. Prashanth Reddy Kandi
Pediatrician
9 yrs exp
Warangal
Most of the rash in newborn period are normal phenomenon.
Clothing should be washed one to prevent contact allergy
No need of medication
Next Steps
danger signs --- if u see pustules anywhere, fever , poor feeding.
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Dr. Zeemit Hirani
Pediatrician
5 yrs exp
Surat
It seems like eythema toxicum which is benign condition and will subside on its own. Do not apply anything on the skin. Routine care.
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watch for signs of infection like fever decreased feed intake or decreased activity.
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If baby is asymptonatic and feeding well, nothing to worry. Continue supportive care.
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