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Very small pimples on face
My daughter of 4 Months is having very small clustered pimples around her mouth, nose, cheeks and eyes.. Sometimes they aren't visible but sometimes they are!!
She started playing wid her fingers n putting them in her mouth n then smearing saliva all over her face.. Not sure if this is causing the pimples.. There isn't any pain for her when I touch them.. I am applying Parachute coconut oil on the pimples so they can disappear.. Am I doing right? Is there any other way to get rid of them?
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At this age, these r the common complaints noted, need not worry. Advice you to stop applying powder or oil to the face area and use any standard baby lotion daily. (Sebamed baby lotion)
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Do not apply any oil or powder. Just wipe the facial area with a clean wet cloth thrice in a day. It will gradually go away.
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Don't apply any oil on them.They'll go away
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Stop powder application on face
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Don't apply oil. They will disappear in some days
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Dr. Venkat Pusala
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Apply any baby moisturizer and stop using oil over it.
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