When my baby girl was 6 1/2 months she got a tiny pimple under her right eye, like 2 days later she had 2 tiny pimples, them it spread to her eyelid but it was not bad, like some type of allergy. Then it spread to her other eye. Still, it was nothing to freak out about, we thought it would go away. At 7 months she started teething and got a runny nose, we thought it could be a cold but she did not have any other symptoms, she was like that for a week, then the weekend she was fine, she then got a runny nose again on Monday for another week and her nose became very dry after that. Since she was teething she was drooling a lot and she got a rash on her chin. Her nose got better but was really dry around. Then the rash on her chin spread to the sides of her mouth and now is spreading around her whole face. Its is a rash like when you get from the heat. Now she is 8 1/2 months and her chin has become dry, as well as on top of her upper lip and the sides of her nose, she has the rash in her eyes and it is spreading all over, she has it in her cheeks, and the texture os her skin is changing. We have taken her to the pediatrician twice already, He gave her allegra for a week, nothing happened, neosporin, and nothing happened. Today she prescribed her with antibiotics, a cream for the chin and around her mouth and oral for the yes I assume. We will be giving it to her for 2 weeks, but I am still worried, since the doctor could not tell us what it is and it keeps spreading and getting worse. Today she woke up with her eyes swollen and red around her eyes, and the allergy on her face was worse, sometimes her eyes seems itchy but like I said she does not have any other symptoms and she does not complain at all.
The doctor prescribed her Hydroxyzine (2ML twice daily for 2 weeks) and Nystantin/Triamcinolone cream twice daily for 2 weeks as well. She also has somewhat of a purplish color under her eyes.
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