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Small pimples on babies face
My baby is 15 days old she is having very small small pimples on her face and forehead. She is wearing woolen cap and I am using himalaya baby cream on her face. And I am giving her massage of mustard oil,... What should I do for those pimples?? I have attached picture also.
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It's non specific leisons of new born
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If possible avoid all sort of massage and applications.
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Just do simple sponging with little warm water , clean by clean soft cotton towel , preferably by mother
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These rashes are called Milia..
Milia forms because the oil glands in newborns gets blocked with dead skin cells.
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You can't prevent milia. And no treatment is needed because they usually disappear on their own in a few weeks or months
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It will disappear by itself...nothing to worry...
Use cotton clothes..
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Hi.
Rashes are common in the newborns for 4-6 weeks.
Avoid wollen clothes if it is too hot / warm.
Bath the baby daily and apply cream
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Nothing to worry.
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