newborn baby.. rushes on her face,how to get rid of it?
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You have to do many things:\n1-dont let any on kiss her on face.\n-after you feed her wip her face with worm wet cloths.\n3- may be she got alarjic from powder.
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My friend lost a lot of hair after she had her baby. It is perfectly normal, and should stop in a few months. Don't worry about it!
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Others seem to think it may be chicken pox.  That may indeed be the case.  In that instance, you may want to get her in to the pediatrician right away.  Sometimes, a call to the physician with a description of the symptoms may be enough to give you direction.\n\nIt also sounds as simple as heat rash, commonly known as "prickly heat."  (The latin term is miliaria rubra.)  You didn't indicate if the spots are raised or flat.  In prickly heat, her skin is reacting to a surface that it was exposed to, ie: her pillow, mattress, etc., and sweat has become trapped.  Although it generally appears on other parts of the body, it can appear on the face, depending upon where the exposure was.\n\nIf prickly heat is determined, then washing with a soft, clean washcloth, warm water, and a gentle soap is in order.  Certainly, a trip to her pediatrician should be next.  He may suggest nothing more strong than calamine lotion.\n\nI hope, for her sake, that it is something simple and not a more involved childhood illness.  In either event, quarantine her from the other family members, particularly if they are not innoculated or have not previously been exposed to chicken pox.
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When my daughter had it at 3 months she was put on a med (not sure, but I think it was a form of penicillin).  It only took a couple of days to clear up once she got on the med.  They told me to throw away all the nipples from the bottles and make sure everything that went into her mouth was sterile.  I know it's hard to keep things out of an infants mouth, but try your best to not let your child put anything in their mouth until it is totally gone.  Get in to see your ped as soon as possible, as it will get worse if that is what it is and not treated.  If it gets worse, I guarantee alot of sleepless nights!!!  Good luck to both you and your child.
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blood rushes into the face
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Assuming your daughter is an infant...  I'd visit the doc.  My first guess would be a yeast infection (yes, babies get 'em too).  Washing with soaps will probably just make it worse (just like douches and stuff CAUSE yeast infections in women, deodorants and soaps can cause probs in babies too).  The doc can give you a cream to use to make it better.  Frequent diaper changes and keeping clean (with water or baby wipes) is the best way to keep it at bay... but some babies just seem to get a lot of them anyways.  They generally stop once they're out of diapers.
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It sounds like it could be eczema or possibly a contact dermatitis..an skin contact allergy. Eliminate all soaps and facial applications of any kind for a few days, try using just tepid water for washing, and just do gentle patting, no scrubbing. If there is a new product she has been trying for her face, stop using it for sure. Slowly add back her usual facial products, like face soap, cream, make up etc...if flare happens again, you can probably safely say it's an allergen. BUT, asking to see a Dermatologist may not be a bad idea.
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Take her to your Doctor, as she is a little to young for teenage stuff.  Or it may be where she is active and sweats a bit causing spots.  simple soap and water, her skin is too young for anything unless prescribed.
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Use baby oil...and dont put it on your skin anymore
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I had skin peels done at a beauty salon.  Vitamin C creams help as well.  It will go away on its own once your hormones return to normal.  The facials are awesome it uses an acid butif you are nursing you cant do it
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Have you talked to your pediatrician? My 4 month old gets it. They gave us samples of cetaphil. It comes in soap, liquid cleanser, cream, and lotion. I use the soap for bathtime and the cream for afterward and at random times throughout the day. The pediatrician did suggest something else if it got worse or infected, but I cant remember what. Cetaphil is just a mild, scentfree product. It has worked wonders on her skin. We were using aveeno nighttime stuff... babies with sensitive skin probably shouldnt use products with scents, it could inflame the sensitive areas. She also tld me that eczema tends to be heriditary and that it occurs in mostly fairskinned babies/people. Though some babies get it and grow out of it.
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Take Benadryl (by mouth) and apply hydrocortisone cream.  And next time stay away from the baby oil.
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I have read about a number of different home remedies such as using lemon juice or egg whites massaged into the scalp to stop hair loss and itchiness. I think both might work in your case. Also, since you are expecting, you are probably under a lot of stress (as my wife was when she was expecting and had a similar problem.)\n\nIf this doesn't seem to correct the problem, it may be a bigger issue. I did a quick search and found this website:\nhttp://www.hairlossspecialists.com/forwomen.cfm\n\nLet's hope that it doesn't get to that point though. Best of luck!
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Many questions for you...How long has this been like this?  Ever had problems with this before?  Have you recently used a new shampoo, conditioner, styling product, etc? - if so stop using the new product you may be allergic to it. Have you recently colored or permed your hair if so go to a salon or see your physician.\nStress is another factor that could be causing this problem.  Also could possibly be having some thyroid problems... \nBest suggestion is to stop using a new product if you have been using a new one, go see your physician or to a clinic, purchase a products that are natural - that do not have color, scent, etc...something used for newborns would be a good choice.  But if you are losing hair - and have tried other remedies - you should really see your physician so you don't get the problem fixed without creating other problems for yourself!!!  Good luck!
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walking.  I did a lot of that and all the baby weight went away.  Plus, your little one gets some fresh air as well. :)
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Have a baby! they swell but you lose that natural youthful perky look........
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Do you mean strawberry birthmarks? Then, usually no...you need laser removal at a later age. If you mean that reddish flush newborns frequently get, then generally yes. And yes if it's neonatal acne...that amniotic fluid the baby is floating in, is full of baby waste by the time of birth so the skin can get irritated.