#AskTheExpert hello doctor my daughter is 4 year old. she fell in school and has minor pain in leg the place where pain is there it has a little swelling, so which ointment can i apply on her leg and can i use warm crepe bandage on my 4 year daughter ??

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Nihita mittalMom of a 7 yr 10 m old boy3 years ago

A. good afternoon yes most definitely you can use bandage there is no problem I will recommend you to make sure to apply some good gel and then you can secure it with a good crape bandage

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