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A member asked:
My baby is 2 months and he keep getting a rash on his face and back wht should i do?
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Get it looked at: What type of rash is it? Some "rashes" may simply be normal for young babies because their skin hasn't matured. Is your baby otherwise healthy? Probably due for immunizations, get it checked out then. Symptoms like these are best evaluated in person by your physician. Based on the findings, a treatment plan can be developed to help you.
Answered 3/17/2017
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