My 6 year old kid got white patch on his cheeks after consulting dermatologist he told it's Pityriasis alba and prescribed.1% tbis cream
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Is it Pityriasis alba or anything else
How long will take to go as it is already 25 days
Attaching the pictures for the same
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Pityriasis alba is a common, harmless skin condition in children that appears as light-colored patches, usually on the face. It often takes several weeks to months to fade completely, even with treatment. Factors like dryness, sun exposure, or skin irritation can prolong the duration.
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The attached pictures can help confirm the diagnosis. If there's no improvement or if the patches spread or change appearance, follow up with your dermatologist to rule out other conditions. Iâm happy to assist you further through an online consultation.
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Pityriasis Alba takes time to resolve. Meanwhile a basic blood test can be done to see if child has some nutritional deficiency. Please take online consultation for a complete evaluation and treatment plan.
No need to worry.specific treatment is available.it depends on severity of the disease . Complete medical history is required..
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