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Skin Care and Diseases |
Swimming pool07/07/2005 |
My grandson went swimming in his sisters pool and now has tiny red spots on his forhead. What is good to put on it to get rid of it. Thanks.
I am not certain what the red spots on your grandson's forehead represent. Diving or holding one's breath under water occasionally will result in children getting a few petechial lesions. Since I do not know precisely what the lesions are, I hate to make any recommendation. I would urge you to see your primary care physician or pediatrician or dermatologist for a precise diagnosis.
Thank you for your inquiry.
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Charles L Heaton, MD Professor College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |
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