Re: Spots but a different kind

[Guest guest]

Jack woke up this morning with a face that looks like orange skin

(you know

> raised spots on it) and red cheeks. This spreads to just below his

jaw line.

>

> I have been using P20 on all of them, with no adverse reactions.

Jack had

> P20 on yesterday but on his arms & legs as well as his face.

> Do you think it could be a reaction to it?

> Is there anything I can do to help calm it down?<<

Does sound like a reaction to it - I had a similar thing when I tried

a new face cream which didn't agree with me. Then I just left it and

it took about 3 days to go down. You could try giving him some

pyriton - works wonders for some of these sorts of rashes.

Lorraine

Mum to s 10, Natasha 8, 5, ph 3

[Guest guest]

> Jack woke up this morning with a face that looks like orange skin

(you know

> raised spots on it) and red cheeks. This spreads to just below his

jaw line.

My sister went through what was amost an allergy to sunshine when she

was going through puberty. Any part of her skin exposed to the sun

whether sunscreened or not would react into a raised 'rash'. It would

stop at the edges of her clothes e.g, short socks.

It suddenly cleared up. Can't remember whether it last one year or

two but I know it was a PITA for her whilst it was going on.

--

Sue

[Guest guest]

> Jack woke up this morning with a face that looks like orange skin

(you know

> raised spots on it) and red cheeks. This spreads to just below his

jaw line.

My sister went through what was amost an allergy to sunshine when she

was going through puberty. Any part of her skin exposed to the sun

whether sunscreened or not would react into a raised 'rash'. It would

stop at the edges of her clothes e.g, short socks.

It suddenly cleared up. Can't remember whether it last one year or

two but I know it was a PITA for her whilst it was going on.

--

Sue