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A member asked:
My three and half years old son has recently develop a light white spot on his cheek. what should i apply ?
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Insufficient data: A "white spot" could be anything, so it is impossible to tell you what to apply without being able to make a diagnosis. Instead, take him to your pediatrician and let them make an actual diagnosis. That way, you'll get the best advice.
Answered 12/9/2012
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