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Question Category: Skin problems

I have a 17mo. old son. He has had some type of chapping or dry skin around his mouth area. Is there some type of remody that I can put on it, I have tried Johnson & Johnson baby lotion, and vasoline. Those don't seem to be working. - Check out the answer

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hi, my daughter has a red spot on her chick, i took her to see a dermatologist and she(dr.) said that it was something about skin vessel I do not remember the name of the illnes and she said that is going to go away by itself in a few more years. is this correct? thanks - Check out the answer

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My son is 6 years old, and for the past 2 summers we have been unable to clear up what seems to be a seasonal problem(summer). His fingers and toes dry out, peel and crack to the point of bleeding. They almost look like they have been scolded and then it gets progressively worse. It is very painful for him. We kept him out of the swimming pool, monitored and charted what he eats and drinks, to see if we could determine to source of the problem,but no luck. We have used prescription lotions and ointments but no luck, I 've even tried tea tree ointment and emu oil and still nothing helps. I'm at the end of my ropes,he wears bandaids with ointment on the bad fingers and toes but still this does not seem to even come close to solving the problem. Any suggestions would be appreciated, I feel so bad for him.- Check out the answer

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My son is almost 2 years old. He is healthy in every way except when people see him they always tell me that he looks pale. I don't know what to do because all his check-ups have been perfect and the pediatrician never told me he looked pale. If you could tell me if this is normal, I would really appreciate it.. Thank you - Check out the answer

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what is the role of local steroids to be used in an infant of 7 months old with dermatitis for long term? - Check out the answer

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My 18 mo. old son has a skin tag on his rectum.i thought skin tags only occurred at middle age and older? will this growth cause or put him at risk for other problems, and what can be done to correct this if anything? - Check out the answer

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My 4 year old daughter has 10 pimples that popped up yesterday to below her belly button and the rest on her right side and on her right upper arm. They truly look like pimples. Is there anything that I can do to prevent them or get them to go away? Thank you. - Check out the answer

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I have a baby girl, she is now nearly 2 years old. The problem is she has hair on her arms , shoulders & face. I wonder is it normal & isn't it a bit soon? Moreover will it be by time thicker & heavier? - Check out the answer

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My daughter-in-law is worried about her son aged 16 months who has developed "orange" coloured skin on his hands and also an orange tinge to his facial skin. She reports this seems to come and go. His natural colouring is slightly "carroty" though he does not have much hair yet. This does not appear to be the usual yellow of jaundice but we are nontheless worried. He is normal in every other way and full of energy eating well etc. He has been prescribed antibiotics on a number of occasions for ear infections. Can you suggest if this is abnormal and if we should have him checked out? - Check out the answer

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We noticed what appears to be light colored "peach fuzz" hair on our 11 month old daughter's vagina several months ago (if extended the hairs can be 1/2 inch or so). It hasn't gone away, nor has it increased. We asked our pediatrician about it and he seemed surprised by it, but not overly concerned. Have you ever heard of this and should we be concerned? - Check out the answer

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My older sister has a 10 week old baby. Since she was born she developed a round bump on the top of her right eye, a little below the brow. It has grown bigger and bigger but is know the size of a small golf ball. She is a very contented baby and her field of vision is ok & is being checked often. Since she is so young they can not operate on her. The first diagnosis we got was that it was a non malignant capillary haemangoma- but they would not drain the fluid unless her field of vision was going. My sister recently went to the hospital and has now been to;ld it is a vascular lesion which will not go down for about five years. My sister and I are very upset as we want to know if the baby girl will be ok. Is this normal? Can it turn malignant ? How often to babies get this? Please can you help. Kind regards, - Check out the answer

Question Category: Skin problems

I have a 6 year old with what appears to be a blood blister on her chest. I noticed it a few days ago and it was about the size of the head of a pin. It's grown slightly over the last day or so to the size of a maybe a couple heads of a pin. I'm not aware of any injury that she may have received to cause this. Can they be caused by anything other than an injury and how can I be sure that it is indeed a blood blister? Is that something I should make an immediate appt. at the doctor or is that something than can be watched and at what time should the concern be elevated? Is it possible that it is anything other than a blood blister?
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My 5 months old little boy has had enlarged lymph nodes on the back of his head and behind his ear since he was one month old. He has been on antibiotics several times. His PCP said it was because of his craddle cap. Is there anything you know of to get rid of the craddle cap. Thanks
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Question Category: Skin problems

I have a 21 month old son.He developed a rash like goosebumps 2 months ago. It developed over the weeks and his skin felt like an emery board. His feet have lost layers of skin and his hands are covered in have small blisters. He has blotches on his face and his glands are like small balls on the back of his head. I have seen several doctors and he has had penicillen and a fungal cream. These are not working. I have also these small pinprick blisters under my skin on my hands and they, are at times very painful. My neighbour suggested "Smacked Face Syndrome". I have never heard of this. Can you help? Please.
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