Patient's question:
My child is ten years old. Two or three months ago, small red spots started appearing on their back and legs. We thought they would go away, but after a week, they didn't decrease and instead increased. We took them to the local hospital, and now they have grown a lot, and it seems they have also appeared on their face. We have been using medication for three days, but because it contains hormones, we don't dare to use too much. We want to know if it can be completely cured.Doctor's answer:
This condition may be caused by local symptoms due to an allergy to certain substances in the child. It is generally not easy to treat completely. The main issue is that the condition manifests when exposed to an allergen. It is recommended to apply some mometasone furoate ointment locally to the child and take some loratadine orally for allergy treatment. Corresponding protective measures can be taken. Normal rabies vaccination can be administered to achieve the purpose of prevention in case of unexpected events. At the same time, proper local skin care should be ensured to prevent infection.