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samwriter:
What is happening to my little brother. What is this thing on is body

This is coxsackie virus.
There is no specific medicine or treatment that has been shown to kill the coxsackievirus but the body's immune system is usually able to destroy the virus on its own. Over-the-counter (OTC) pain relievers can be used to reduce pain and fever.
Within 3 to 4 days, it will go.

tunjijones:
This is scabies (krowkrow). It's common in boarding schools..

I had this when I just got into boarding school. I had it for almost 1 year. It went away after I was given Augmentin capsules.

samwriter:
What is happening to my little brother. What is this thing on is body?

Take your brother to the hospital for a proper test stop listening to people who are not doctors, the symptom may be kidney failure as a result of diabetes, it may be small pox, just go to the hospital before it's too late, please.

Please take him to an hospital. Most of your past posts are scary sha. May God deliver your family.

Palm wine with bitter leaf is the solution, you can thank me later, let him rinse some bitter leaf in Palm wine, drink small and use it to rub his body.... It works magic

Monkey don't u have a pharmacy shop around you before coming to nairaland?

Upgrade his hygiene level, using detol is ideal.

My son of a year and four months had the same thing last month the scar is still on his body... Treated him with antibiotic and applied calamine lotion to his skin... Always where him loose clothes

Mercychen:
How old is he?

This looks like boils caused by heat.

Try to let him get enough fresh air and bathe him often with cool water. Let him also wear loose fitted clothes.

The weather is hot and children tend to react to this kind of weather with boils.

'Small doctor'... Simply advice him to go and see a professional to properly manage his condition before things deteriorates. You are derailing him the more with your submissions.

This one off me�

chiedu7:
Look for Doctor oh



I beg who is this Almajiri?

[quote author=Cutemi post=107537018]My son of a year and four months had the same thing last month the scar is still on his body... Treated him with antibiotic, vitamin c and bustan N oral suspension cause of fever and applied calamine lotion to his skin... Always where him light cloths

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tunjijones:
This is scabies (krowkrow). It's common in boarding schools..

All the people that commented before you were just yarning dust. It's scabies jare...

Measles

samwriter:
What is happening to my little brother. What is this thing on is body?

I think its chicken pox.

Looks like chicken pox

samwriter:
What is happening to my little brother. What is this thing on is body?

Chickenpox

Take it to hospital, nairaland no b hospital, if you no get money, go government hospital.

That is scabies. E don do me too when I small. Take him to a good hospital, clinic or pharmacy, and he will get a good medication.

samwriter:
What is happening to my little brother. What is this thing on is body?

Please;

+Check the whole body of the child and note if the boils are still evident in other areas aside the hand or probably there are skin discolourations

+from the pics provided ; that could be staphylococcal infection of the skin due to poor hygiene and it could be scabies as pointed (evaluate the child's interaction and also sleeping space)..quote me after u examine the child but my bet is on staphylococcal skin infection(bacterial)

+ Monkey pox is highly far fetched based on the appearance,size,consistency and areas covered by the boils

+Bottom line,simply stroll into any competent facility around you for on ground physical examination and advice

Hintona:
It looks like cellulitis.

Yea

Psoul:
This is coxsackie virus.
There is no specific medicine or treatment that has been shown to kill the coxsackievirus but the body's immune system is usually able to destroy the virus on its own. Over-the-counter (OTC) pain relievers can be used to reduce pain and fever.
Within 3 to 4 days, it will go.

Thats 99.9 % unlikely

Spectaclesawe25:
'Small doctor'... Simply advice him to go and see a professional to properly manage his condition before things deteriorates. You are derailing him the more with your submissions.

Big doctor. I'm sure you didn't see where I advised him to take the child to the hospital already.

Kenneth10110:
okay he should bring him to your house ?.

When there's a hospital? Going to a Chemist is like going to a parts seller to diagnose the problem with your car. Take the child to A HOSPITAL

9jayes:
Nairaland is now a hospital

And more...

This should be chicken pox apply calamine lotion and take him to hospital

9jayes:
Nairaland is now a hospital

Nairaland is one of the best hospitals on the internet.

samwriter:
What is happening to my little brother. What is this thing on is body?

Chicken pox bro


Use Aladdin 7 Keys Mixture +Calamine Lotion

The earlier the lesser spread

izubext007:
HIV

...u b wereee walahi

samwriter:
What is happening to my little brother. What is this thing on is body?

It is called impetigo. It is caused by Staph aureus, usually MRSA. Usually common in children. You need to see a pediatrician or at least a doctor. I am not a pediatrician, but I could be of help to you.

Psoul:
This is coxsackie virus.
There is no specific medicine or treatment that has been shown to kill the coxsackievirus but the body's immune system is usually able to destroy the virus on its own. Over-the-counter (OTC) pain relievers can be used to reduce pain and fever.
Within 3 to 4 days, it will go.

, young man, that's not Coxsackie . It is impetigo.

Chicken pox, give him ampiclox so it'll all come out fast then use calmine lotion to dry it up, and if you've not had it before get ready for your turn,it's very contagious. someone else must catch it...lol