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How do i treat pityriasis alba for my 8 year old? i am afraid he will be embarrassed in school. the discoloration is around his cheeks arm neck
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See below: Treatment for this is generally use of mild topical steroids and frequent moisturizers to the areas to possibly accelerate the repigmentation process. Moisturizing very well during the winter months may help prevent summer recurrence.
Answered 8/25/2013
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