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Red Rash Inside Crease Of Arm. Prescribed Cream For Eczema. No Improvement. What Could It Be?

My daughter is 11 months and has a red rashy looking mark on the inside crease of her arm .it looks really dry. Her doctor said it was exsama and proscribed a cream but it seems its not getting any better. It doesn t seem to bother her but it worries me because its getting bigger and redder.what can it possibly be? Or am I just being a worried mother?
Thu, 10 Jan 2013
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Hi,

Thank you for your query.

I can understand your concern. However it is very difficult for me to suggest anything for the rash till I see it. If the rash has increased in size and is not responding to the treatment prescribed by the doctor I suggest that you discuss the issue with the doctor. The doctor will be in the best position to guide you and answer to your worries.

I hope I have responded to your query.

Wishing your daughter all the best.

Regards,

RKK
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Red Rash Inside Crease Of Arm. Prescribed Cream For Eczema. No Improvement. What Could It Be?

Hi, Thank you for your query. I can understand your concern. However it is very difficult for me to suggest anything for the rash till I see it. If the rash has increased in size and is not responding to the treatment prescribed by the doctor I suggest that you discuss the issue with the doctor. The doctor will be in the best position to guide you and answer to your worries. I hope I have responded to your query. Wishing your daughter all the best. Regards, RKK