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Child Has White Patches On Lower Lip. No Discomfort. Recovering From Cold. Need For Doctor?

I picked my 3 and a half month old up at daycare yesterday and he has some small what patches on his lower lip . They didn t seem to bother him. The next morning the patches had vanished. They reappeared at daycare today. He recently was and still is a bit getting over a cold he had. Is this something i should be taking him into the doctor to look at?? OR what could I do to prevent these white patches to appear?
Mon, 12 Nov 2012
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Hi,

Thank you for your query.

It is difficult to guide you without looking at the white patches. I suggest that you can wait for a day or two and if the patch(es) persist you should consult a doctor. In the interim you can apply a hydrating cream or oil.

I hope I have answered your query to your satisfaction.

Regards,

RKK
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Child Has White Patches On Lower Lip. No Discomfort. Recovering From Cold. Need For Doctor?

Hi, Thank you for your query. It is difficult to guide you without looking at the white patches. I suggest that you can wait for a day or two and if the patch(es) persist you should consult a doctor. In the interim you can apply a hydrating cream or oil. I hope I have answered your query to your satisfaction. Regards, RKK