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Hi, My Daughter Who Is 3 Years Old Has Got
Question: Hi,
My Daughter who is 3 years old has got certain rashes in form of red patches on her skin, earlier we were giving Allegra and after taking medicine it fades away and comes back in 24 hour if we are not diving another dose, but now even we are giving consistent dose of 5 ml Morning 8, Evening 8, patches are not going away. Can you please guide me. I can share pics of the same in case it is require for you to make assessment.
My Daughter who is 3 years old has got certain rashes in form of red patches on her skin, earlier we were giving Allegra and after taking medicine it fades away and comes back in 24 hour if we are not diving another dose, but now even we are giving consistent dose of 5 ml Morning 8, Evening 8, patches are not going away. Can you please guide me. I can share pics of the same in case it is require for you to make assessment.
Brief Answer:
Urticaria
Detailed Answer:
Hi
I have seen the attached pictures and have read your description.
It looks like urticaria.
Urticaria is usually triggered by allergy to food, sometimes to skin soap, lotions, cosmetics etc. It could also be due to viral infection, due to temperature change, etc.
I usually prescribe steroids like prednisolone or deflazocort for 3 days along with monteleukast and levocetrizine. It usually lasts for a few days upto a week, can recur in some kids.
My advice
1. Consult your Pediatrician with this tips to get his prescription as these require precipitation by your doctor.
2. Discuss with him about possibility of doing test like esinophil count , IGE levels if this problems keeps coming again and again.
3. Ensure plenty of liquid intake to keep child hydrated.
Wishing your child speedy recovery.
Regards
Dr Arun
Urticaria
Detailed Answer:
Hi
I have seen the attached pictures and have read your description.
It looks like urticaria.
Urticaria is usually triggered by allergy to food, sometimes to skin soap, lotions, cosmetics etc. It could also be due to viral infection, due to temperature change, etc.
I usually prescribe steroids like prednisolone or deflazocort for 3 days along with monteleukast and levocetrizine. It usually lasts for a few days upto a week, can recur in some kids.
My advice
1. Consult your Pediatrician with this tips to get his prescription as these require precipitation by your doctor.
2. Discuss with him about possibility of doing test like esinophil count , IGE levels if this problems keeps coming again and again.
3. Ensure plenty of liquid intake to keep child hydrated.
Wishing your child speedy recovery.
Regards
Dr Arun
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