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My baby 7 month baby has skin discoloration from past 2 months because of em disease. please let me know will it go completely?
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Depends on type : Erythema multiforme usually goes away within 6 weeks. It can persist into the chronic form. It can come and go. Many causes have been identified, and the prognosis is dependent on treating the trigger (infection, immunization, medication). If the cause was a herpes infection, then treating the herpes can get rid of the em and its flare ups.
Answered 10/4/2016
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