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What To Be Done For The Red Spots On My Children S Forehead?

Hi,My two children were born with red spots in their fore head, the doctor told me that it was due to the pressure cause by gong through the birth chanel. They are 4 y 6 years ole now and still got it, and is more obvious when they are hot or running, looks like a bit scratch right in the middle. When my son was young he use to vomit a lot and shake but nurse told me was coz he was hungry, the shaking stopes but the vomit didn t till he was 1 and a half old. His head has a strange form ( like dad) and his front head is big, my doughter has a flat head. Should I worry?
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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I have gone through your question and understand your concerns but don't worry. Your kids seems to have capillary hemangiomas which as harmless and uaually do not need any treatment. Also, minor variations in skull shape do not need any treatment. If your feel it's really disfiguring then visit a pediatrician and clinical evaluation. If needed laser therapy can be of help.

Hopefully it will be of help.
Take care
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What To Be Done For The Red Spots On My Children S Forehead?

Hi I have gone through your question and understand your concerns but don t worry. Your kids seems to have capillary hemangiomas which as harmless and uaually do not need any treatment. Also, minor variations in skull shape do not need any treatment. If your feel it s really disfiguring then visit a pediatrician and clinical evaluation. If needed laser therapy can be of help. Hopefully it will be of help. Take care