#asktheexpert sir please help me to know about the strawberry mark in babies , will it go by itself or have to take medicine.

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A. No generally doesn’t go away on its own only you should take a treatment for your child and if it is the option that it can be unlimited completely or anything the doctor is going to give you an advice after examining your child

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