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Red spots after Mosquito bites
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We have kid which is 1.4 years old and unfortunately he has mosquito bites one night because of which he has big red spots.
It's been 3 days now but spots are not going away(attached pic took today) and he has itching all the spots.
Not sure,if anything to worry about?
We are using "Terabet GM" skin cream for the same. Also given Xtrex syrup.
Attached screenshots for reference.
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This is because of the mosquito bite and after itching - it is further increased - hence apply any talcum powder.
Stop mosquito bites.
Now baby maybe allergic also - for that consult with doctor.
🙏Tiwari child clinic Delhi🙏
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Picture is very blurry
Kindly get an In-person consultation if possible
Also do not use Steroid Ointment with out proper advise
U can however use Xtrex syrup for itching
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Dr. Alka Parasher
Pediatrician
13 yrs exp
Jaipur
Pic is not clear enough to comment if it is mosquito bite.
But If it is mosquito bite then there's nothing to worry, apply calamine lotion if itching is too much. Better to observe for few more days, it will fade away.
Avoid steroid cream
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if not getting better get personal consultation
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wore full loose clothes..use safe repellents in future
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