small pimples are found on his legs, knees, shoulders, and back. Why does this happen? These are heat rashes? Or due to dry skin?

1 Answer

RashmiMom of a 11 yr old girl2 years ago

A. I would advise you to start applying calamine lotion on to the affected area the sound develop the best things that you can currently go ahead with that is going to help introduction of the problem over the period apply 3×4 times in the day

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