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This picture is of my little daughter (Divisha), it appears on her face and on lower part of the body after a week of her birth, we had consulted with doctor she said it is capillary haemo.., so this time I am seeking your advice that how and when it will gone and which type of precautions we should take and how we can take care of her with that. Thanks & Regards Anjali Agrawal
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Dr Vandan H KumarFather of a 7 yr 4 m old boy4 years agoA. sorry but we are not able to see any type of pictures so you will have to explain the condition and also so many times such type of capillary perfusion issues resolved with increasing age of the child and does not require any type of treatment
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