bacchar mukh diye sobsomoy lala pore.doctor dekachhi komche na.

A. If your child's face is always red and it hasn't improved despite seeing a doctor, consider these steps: 1. Revisit the Doctor: It's important to follow up with your healthcare provider. There might be a need for further evaluation or referral to a specialist such as a dermatologist or allergist. 2. Monitor Triggers: Observe if certain foods, environmental factors, or skincare products might be causing or worsening the redness. Keep a diary of any potential triggers. 3. Check for Allergies: Redness could be related to allergies or sensitivities. Discuss with the doctor whether allergy testing might be necessary. 4. Skin Care: Use gentle, hypoallergenic skincare products and avoid any known irritants. Sometimes harsh soaps or chemicals can exacerbate redness. 5. Hydration: Ensure your child’s skin is well-hydrated with appropriate moisturizers, especially if it seems dry or irritated. 6. Temperature and Environment: Make sure the environment isn’t too hot or cold, as extreme temperatures can cause redness. If the redness persists or worsens, additional investigation by a specialist might be necessary to determine the exact cause and appropriate treatment.