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warm red spots on cheeks of my 7 year old

My son came home with a rash on his face Thursday.  It's bright red with little bumps.  Its warm to the touch, but he does not have a fever or throut does not hurt.?


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Hi,

Perhaps if it has not gone away completely yet, then it needs a visit to the dermatologist or th pediatrician to ascertain the diagnosis.

Keep us posted on his health.

Best regards
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Thank you so kindly for writing back.  It is associated with itching, and it's not all over his face just his cheeks.  No allergies at this time known. I applied hydorcortisone cream and it did nothing to improve it.  It does seem to be going away slowly but surely on it's own.  But not yet is it all the way gone??

Thank you

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Hi,

Is the rash all over his face or localised to some areas?

Does he give any history of eating something, insect bite, etc?

Has he had allergic reactions in the past? Is he allergic to any specific substances?

Is it associated with itching, etc?

You could apply calamine lotion at the site of lesion, ask him to wash it several times daily with fresh water .

If the lesion still persists, it would be advisable to consult a doctor or skin specialist.

Let us know about how he is doing ad if you have any other doubts.

Regards.
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