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My baby is 14 month's, something bit her on her eye yesterday and now it just seems to be worse?
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Evaluation : If the area is more red and swollen, please see your pediatrician. Apply a local caladryl lotion around the area, and a cool compress. Please watch for problems in movement of the eye itself.
Answered 11/18/2019
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