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It is also highly recommended to have him breastfed to make his immune system stronger. If it still persists, a referral to a pediatric dermatologist may be helpful.
Take care and kisses to your son.
It is good that your baby was negative for both staph and scabies. Do you have family history of allergies? This may be passed on to your baby as well and the lesions could be allergic reactions. Are there other signs or symptoms present? It is important to refrain other people from touching or carrying him to avoid passing any sickness.
It is also highly recommended to have him breastfed to make his immune system stronger. If it still persists, a referral to a pediatric dermatologist may be helpful.
Take care and kisses to your son.