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A member asked:
My baby has eczema and i think its getting worse. isnt there some antibiotics that i can buy over the counter?
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See your pediatricia: No antibiotics are needed unless infection see you pediatrician. There are topical therapies available if needed. Good general skin care and moisturizer use will help. Sometimes diet/food allergies may play a fool in worsening eczema.
Answered 8/13/2018
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