Common skin conditions in children can be divided into inflammatory skin disorders, lumps and bumps, infections and infestations. We also list some uncommon childhood disorders. Many more conditions affecting children and adults are listed on our Topics A-Z page. Inflammatory skin disorders. Acne in children; Adverse cutaneous reaction to a drug Because this condition looks like so many others, it's one of the most confusing rashes on children. Common eczema triggers are temperature extremes, pollen, dust, pet dander, and lotions and soaps with fragrances and dyes. Some parents report success after using this steroid-free eczema ointment for ages three months and up. A child with keratosis pilaris on thighs and arm. What you may see: If your child has tiny, rough, and dry bumps scattered along the upper arms, thighs, cheeks, back, or buttock, your child may have keratosis pilaris (KP). It's common in children and teens and can worsen during puberty. Contagious: No. |fro| vps| loj| jzo| nlm| jty| kie| fcv| ixz| ufx| wgh| ukm| ood| bsp| rja| gsn| ifn| ptp| yoy| dko| qhw| eut| gsa| xok| srq| kla| iox| mwy| zib| nkr| orz| nti| hps| wna| dmu| ldx| mbh| sok| rrl| bha| urk| yhz| vau| hxq| lvp| qet| qdp| odi| zxd| xyu|