NEWBORN RASHES AND BIRTHMARKS
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Symptom Definition
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This guideline
discusses the most common questions asked by parents about normal skin rashes
and normal birthmarks. If your newborn is healthy, go directly to the
number of the topic that relates to your child for care advice.
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Acne -
small red bumps on the face.
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Drooling Rash.
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Erythema Toxicum - red blotches with small white lump in the
center.
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Forceps or Birth Canal Injury.
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Milia - tiny white bumps on the nose and cheeks.
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Mongolian Spots - bluish-green birthmark, usually on buttock.
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Stork Bites (Pink Birthmarks) - on back of neck or bridge of
nose.
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Strawberry Hemangiomas - raised red birthmarks.
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information is not intended be a substitute for professional medical
advice. It is provided for educational purposes only. You assume full
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Pediatric SelfCareNavigator. Copyright © 2000-2004
Barton Schmitt, M.D. FAAP
Reviewed 8/2004
Revised 8/2002
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