H O S P I T A L ooo

xavuv:
Maybe i will evetually. If it is something i can take care at home, that is what i wqnt to know.

Are you mad nii?
Are you a responsible parent?
For four days now this girl has been suffering and you came to nairaland first? What's the name of your problem?

Hmm

3yrs +

StemcellNigeria:
How old is your daughter?

xavuv:
Please help diagnose this thing on my daughter's head. That thing looks like small small boils all over her head. It pains her alot and she doesnt want anyone to touch her head especially when bathing. She 3yrs old, eats well and very active.

It started 4 days ago and progressed to this stage.

Other Sypmtoms include:

She doesnt sleep well at night becauese of pains on her head.

High temp especially around 1am-5am ( we have been using paracetamol to calm bown the temp)

Little rashes on her neck and lower back.

Her hair doesnt grow evenly (though we have noticed this for a while)

Did u attach her hair during xmas? Let's start from there. Does she do any attachments or style to school? Let us know .

Felajack:
Your blood is dirty.

Your mouth is stupid

The word Maybe is not encouraging please

Go to the hospital

Get lime juice and use a brush to scrub it till it bleeds then rub coconut oil or damatol

I think it's a fungal infection. I know someone who had the same issue. See a doctor.

Yes she use to do sort on the past

LadySarah:
It will not pass very tight hairstyles.
I might be wrong though

xavuv:
Please help diagnose this thing on my daughter's head. That thing looks like small small boils all over her head. It pains her alot and she doesnt want anyone to touch her head especially when bathing. She 3yrs old, eats well and very active.

It started 4 days ago and progressed to this stage.

Other Sypmtoms include:

She doesnt sleep well at night becauese of pains on her head.

High temp especially around 1am-5am ( we have been using paracetamol to calm bown the temp)

Little rashes on her neck and lower back.

Her hair doesnt grow evenly (though we have noticed this for a while)

An antibiotic should be able to dry up those boils. Amplicox syrup (Beecham) is best since she's a kid.

makydebbie:


Are you mad nii?
Are you a responsible parent?
For four days now this girl has been suffering and you came to nairaland first? What's the name of your problem?

Lol @ "are you mad nii."

@Op someone suggested you take the Child to the hospital and you are looking for home remedies.
High fever in kids can break down their immune system faster than anything. Why not seek medical attention even as you are looking for home remedies that way you have the best of both worlds.
For starters, get some antibiotics (ampiclox) or have a pharmacist recommend something else to use.With proper management, it will go soon. Kisses to the little one,such a discomfort boils can bring.

YourNextLevel:
The guy above. There are Doctors in here and is not everyone in this forum is jobless or employed by the politicans.

You dont even know if he/she has the hospital money. Just be polite to people that needs help One mustn't comment in all topics.

Back to the topic. : I dont know what to say. Goodluck

quack doctor

fastseo:


Let me tell you, there was a time I had boil, I had gone to hospital, taken drugs... Spent over 30,000 naira but this small boil was still shiny and refuse to go. Bought various drugs some where 2500 to 3000. Taken antibiotics.

I had to go to two medical labs still saying same thing and the drugs and injection they prescribed could not do anything.


I had to search online, search for similar images online and I landed here on nairaland. And I saw where one girl like that suffered from same issue and called the drugs she used.... I went to the store to get it for just 350 naira and 3 days that boil dried up... Its over 3 years now.


So don't ask people not to discuss their problems here, it will help thousands if not million of people some day.

Even most doctors do prescribe drugs based on similar cases they have handled before

Wow!

kay29000:


Lol @ "are you mad nii."

Like I'm so shocked.

okomile:
Naira land no be hospital

Take her to the hospital pronto

Cool

YourNextLevel:
The guy above. There are Doctors in here and is not everyone in this forum is jobless or employed by the politicans.

You dont even know if he/she has the hospital money. Just be polite to people that needs help One mustn't comment in all topics.

Back to the topic. : I dont know what to say. Goodluck

thank you o jare

Pain will be too much for her. She doesnt want anyone to touch her head

MrPresident1:
Cut the hair, first thing.

fastseo:


Let me tell you, there was a time I had boil, I had gone to hospital, taken drugs... Spent over 30,000 naira but this small boil was still shiny and refuse to go. Bought various drugs some where 2500 to 3000. Taken antibiotics.

I had to go to two medical labs still saying same thing and the drugs and injection they prescribed could not do anything.


I had to search online, search for similar images online and I landed here on nairaland. And I saw where one girl like that suffered from same issue and called the drugs she used.... I went to the store to get it for just 350 naira and 3 days that boil dried up... Its over 3 years now.


So don't ask people not to discuss their problems here, it will help thousands if not million of people some day.

They won't heed to this. It's an anthem for them. One gets to know that the airheads we come across IRL are on this forum, I swear down.

Are you sure this is not chicken pox?

YourNextLevel:
The guy above. There are Doctors in here and is not everyone in this forum is jobless or employed by the politicans.

You dont even know if he/she has the hospital money. Just be polite to people that needs help One mustn't comment in all topics.

Back to the topic. : I dont know what to say. Goodluck

bless u guy,u made my point

Just once in a while she use attachments.
During last xmas,yes

priceaction:

Did u attach her hair during xmas? Let's start from there. Does she do any attachments or style to school? Let us know .

You probably did a very tight hairstyle for her...

Use Beecham ampliclux for her

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Re: What's The Name & Medical Uses Of This Flower? by SEGLIZ: 3:21pm
chuksjuve:


This is a species of Acalypha wilkesiana popularly called ewe eela in Yoruba .

Used for curing body rashes in children below the age of 5 years ..

Some drink it but it's best you use it to bath the child ..

Why not try that?

xavuv:
Please help diagnose this thing on my daughter's head. That thing looks like small small boils all over her head. It pains her alot and she doesnt want anyone to touch her head especially when bathing. She 3yrs old, eats well and very active.

It started 4 days ago and progressed to this stage.

Other Sypmtoms include:

She doesnt sleep well at night becauese of pains on her head.

High temp especially around 1am-5am ( we have been using paracetamol to calm bown the temp)

Little rashes on her neck and lower back.

Her hair doesnt grow evenly (though we have noticed this for a while)

My daughter had a similar infection few months ago. Also came down to her neck and back. We went to hospital, but they could not really detect the exact cause. She was initially placed on some antibiotics that didn’t give much results. We took her to another doctor, who placed her on some antihistamine creme and some bath lotion. It’s cleared now. Though she still scratch her head occasionally. I would advise you take her to the hospital preferably a Dermatologist. Hoping this info is useful

She's been on amploclox since morning

Ganjafama:
An antibiotic should be able to dry up those boils. Amplicox syrup (Beecham) is best since she's a kid.

Yes, she's been on ampiclox since morning.

bongila:
@Op someone suggested you take the Child to the hospital and you are looking for home remedies.
High fever in kids can break down their immune system faster than anything. Why not seek medical attention even as you are looking for home remedies that way you have the best of both worlds.
For starters, get some antibiotics (ampiclox) or have a pharmacist recommend something else to use.With proper management, it will go soon. Kisses to the little one,such a discomfort boils can bring.

Thatssobeyonce:
Get lime juice and use a brush to scrub it till it bleeds then rub coconut oil or damatol

You are wicked

fastseo:


Let me tell you, there was a time I had boil, I had gone to hospital, taken drugs... Spent over 30,000 naira but this small boil was still shiny and refuse to go. Bought various drugs some where 2500 to 3000. Taken antibiotics.

I had to go to two medical labs still saying same thing and the drugs and injection they prescribed could not do anything.


I had to search online, search for similar images online and I landed here on nairaland. And I saw where one girl like that suffered from same issue and called the drugs she used.... I went to the store to get it for just 350 naira and 3 days that boil dried up... Its over 3 years now.


So don't ask people not to discuss their problems here, it will help thousands if not million of people some day.

Even most doctors do prescribe drugs based on similar cases they have handled before

At least you went to the hospital first.
I don't have a problem with an adult refusing treatment because they
have the right to suffer as they wish but leaving a kid in pain all in the name of home
treatment is very bad.

xavuv:
Please help diagnose this thing on my daughter's head. That thing looks like small small boils all over her head. It pains her alot and she doesnt want anyone to touch her head especially when bathing. She 3yrs old, eats well and very active.

It started 4 days ago and progressed to this stage.

Other Sypmtoms include:

She doesnt sleep well at night becauese of pains on her head.

High temp especially around 1am-5am ( we have been using paracetamol to calm bown the temp)

Little rashes on her neck and lower back.

Her hair doesnt grow evenly (though we have noticed this for a while)

It is child abuse to deny your child medical attention.
Children are fragile compared to adults.

Take her to the hospital for proper diagnosis and treatment.