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What Causes Pimples On Face And Bumps On Forehead Of A Child?

My 5 year old has pimples on his face, mostly on chin, but one one his cheek and looks like starting a few more bumps on forehead. It seems to get better over night, and then by the time I pick him up from school it looks worse. Wondering what it could be? No fever. Eating well.
Mon, 23 Mar 2015
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Pediatrician, Cardiology 's  Response
Hello
Pimples on face in a child may be due to pyoderma,seborrhic dermatitis with secondary infection. In both the cases patient may not have fever.Atopic dermatitis itself may cause red bumps/rashes on the face.
In case of pyoderma or secondary infection treatment with antibiotic is needed. In atopic dermatitis treatment of seborrhea along with application of emollient/mild steroid is required.
I would advise you to consult a pediatrician for clinical examination and management accordingly.
Regards
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What Causes Pimples On Face And Bumps On Forehead Of A Child?

Hello Pimples on face in a child may be due to pyoderma,seborrhic dermatitis with secondary infection. In both the cases patient may not have fever.Atopic dermatitis itself may cause red bumps/rashes on the face. In case of pyoderma or secondary infection treatment with antibiotic is needed. In atopic dermatitis treatment of seborrhea along with application of emollient/mild steroid is required. I would advise you to consult a pediatrician for clinical examination and management accordingly. Regards