Category: Child Health
Question: Our son of five months old has boil and pulsive boil all around his neck and eczema like infection What can we use
Answer: Hi kindly  note that you cannot respond to this message because you are anonymous I will suggest you repost your question as registered member so a thread can be created With the information provided your child probably has a skin infection however presence of other symptoms such a fever reduced activity poor feeding and continous spread of the boil to other areas the body  indicate that the condition is overwhelming hence the need of an urgent medical evaluation at an hospital
Category: Child Health
Question: Our son of five months old has boil and pulsive boil all around his neck and eczema like infection What can we use
Answer: For over three months only around the neck no fever and he is eating very well Just so you know he has seen a doctor the gave us vista cream and some antibiotics
Category: Child Health
Question: Our son of five months old has boil and pulsive boil all around his neck and eczema like infection What can we use
Answer: Hello Sorry about these distressing symptoms
If you baby actually has boil with pus around the neck see a paediatrician ASAP If  not your babys complaint is not exactly uncommon especially if you have similar but less florid lesions in other flexural areas elbows armpit and hisher discomfort is heightened in hot rooms
If your baby is having a concurrent fever not feeding well or excessive cry kindly see a doctor as soon as possible
In the meantime be sure to breastfeed as often as you can always use a bib while feeding and avoid using wet bibs also wipe the neck clean with a soft napkin after feeding
Category: Child Health
Question: Our son of five months old has boil and pulsive boil all around his neck and eczema like infection What can we use
Answer: Maintain a cool bit dry environment might need to get a lowpower rechargeable fan depending on your power supply and use a little antiseptic solution personal favorite  Savlon with his baths twice daily

I hope this is helpful If you do not see significant improvements soon though visit a paediatrician for further evaluation

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