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Painful.bristles on face and other part
My son of 16 yrs had some dry bristles on face and back, sometimes itching. consulted skin specialist , told it is acne. Not cured even after taking medicine. It was one year ago. Now 2 days ago lot of red bristles appeared on face, back, head and also on private parts.Had fever, body ache and headache .
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I don't think its acne. Also if he is having fever then it can be measles. Give me tab paracip-650 1 tab 2 -3 times a day according to fever
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Consult the dermatologist at this age this is actually acne . Beside cleaning face three time a day with mild soap. And apply lactocalmine two - three times a day. Take medicine as advised by dermatologist . But since he is having fever and some papule so it is better if is seen by dermatologist
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Diet he should take which should be free of fat or low fat diet. Clean face two to three times day with mild soap
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