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Allergy? What are these red spots under childs eye?



My 4 year old has red dots under one eye (and just a little/subtle under the other). The spots are not on the rim, just under though in the crease and the skin around the immediate area is a bit red too. I asked if it was itchy and they said no. It seems like an allergy to me - any ideas of what it is or whats causing it if its an allergy?

It could be anything from dry skin to a rash to an infection. Try putting a dab of hydrocortizone creme on them and see if it helps. If so, then it is most likely a rash caused by some sort of allergy. (Not all rashes itch.) If not, then seek medical advice.

Best wishes for your child! Source(s): Mom to 5
New soap? Does she rub them? If she cries at night this could cause it too. Look it up at www.webmd.com good luck!
Eyes may become red when foreign particles like dust and sand enter the eye.Avoid touching and rubbing the eye.
More information and remedies at http://eye-care.in/redeyes.html...
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