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Caring for Your Child's Skin in the Summer. As the weather in our country transitions to the hot season, the air becomes more humid and the days get longer. Parents and children who enjoy outdoor activities may experience skin conditions caused by heat and ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Here, our doctor shares knowledge about common summer skin conditions, how to protect your little one from the sun, and tips for choosing the right sunscreen. Common Summer Skin Conditions in Children: 1. Heat Rash (Miliaria): Because the sweat ducts of infants and young children are not yet fully developed, if parents dress their child in overly thick clothing, the skin cannot cool down effectively. Blocked sweat ducts cause sweat to become trapped in the skin, resulting in tiny clear blisters or red bumps, which are common on the face, neck, and torso.

When should you suspect a cow's milk allergy in your child? Does my child have one? Dr. Niorn Boonpuean, a pediatric dermatologist with over 10 years of experience caring for children with atopic dermatitis, provides answers. Today, with easy access to social media, parents who search on Google or join Facebook groups when their child develops a rash can often become confused, wondering if their child has a cow's milk allergy. This is because the condition has been widely discussed in recent years. I am here to clear up any confusion for parents.

Alopecia Areata: Understanding and Treating It Correctly at Lallalita Clinic. Are you experiencing patchy hair loss? Worried about thinning areas and wishing for your full hair to return? Lallalita Clinic understands your concerns and offers comprehensive consultation and treatment for alopecia areata. Alopecia areata is a condition where the body's immune system attacks its own hair follicles, causing hair to fall out in patches of various sizes. It most often occurs on the scalp but can also affect hair in other areas, such as the eyebrows, beard, or even eyelashes.