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My baby born on 2months back after few days of born small red patches on left eyebrow top and now became large . please suggest
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Looks like strawberry hemangioma
It will increase in size for the next few months. And then regress over time. Can take couple of years to subside.
If it becomes too large/ ulcerates, get seen by paediatrician or dermatologist for medications
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It is called a hemangioma. it will subside spontaneously without any treatment over a period of 2 years. need not worry .nothing need to be done, but just take care that the child do not hurt himself over that mark, as it contains blood vessels and is likely to bleed if any trauma happens there
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take care not to injure there
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Looks like a birth mark
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Greetings, It is capillary hemangioma. management : wait and watch . . consult plastic surgeon.
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Hello,
It's birth mark which initially increase in size and by one year, it's going to decrease.
Don't rub, if anything else consult your doctor.
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Dr. Rahul Kamble
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
It is called as cappilary hemangioma in medical term.
It will resolve mostly of the time.
But if it is increasing faster needs treatment.
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