Patient's question:
The face has two white spots and two dark spots. After taking two rounds of deworming medicine, there is no improvement. How can you be cured? If it's not treated for a long time, what harm will it do to the child?Doctor's answer:
The "bug spots" on a child's face are medically known as pityriasis alba, also called white pityriasis, and are somewhat related to viruses or fungi. If the child's condition does not improve after taking deworming medication, it could be due to eczema, as the skin may be dry and the condition can recur after exposure to strong sunlight. However, it has no relation to parasites in the stomach. Local lesions can be treated with Fudis ointment, 5% sulfur ointment, etc. For internal use, compound vitamin B, vitamin B2, vitamin A, etc., can be taken.