What should I do if my three-month-old baby has white spots on his forehead?

Logically speaking, children's skin is very delicate and smooth, and there are no spots. After all, melanin has not yet deposited on the skin surface at this time, so there will be no black spots. However, some careful parents discovered that their children had many white spots on their foreheads, although they could not be seen without careful observation. So, what is the disease of white spots on the forehead of a three-month-old baby, and what should we do?

Causes of white spots

1. Endocrine disorders: Many patients suffer from high work pressure, irregular work and rest schedules, and often work overtime, which causes physical overdraft, endocrine disorders, and vitiligo.

2. Unbalanced nutrition and lack of trace elements: Many children have the bad habit of picky eating, which leads to unbalanced nutrition in the body, resulting in lack of trace elements, loss of melanin in the body, and vitiligo.

3. Suffering from immune system diseases: The patient suffers from immune system diseases, which affect the body's melanin production, causing white spots and vitiligo.

How to treat pityriasis alba?

Pityriasis alba generally does not require treatment. It will disappear on its own after a period of time and will not leave any marks. The recovery time may be several months or even years, but it usually does not last into adulthood. If the symptoms are particularly obvious, apply 5% sulfur ointment or bifonazole ointment under the guidance of a doctor.

Because pityriasis alba may be related to dermatitis, eczema or dry skin, it is best to pay more attention to cleansing the skin and apply moisturizer to fully moisturize it on a daily basis; pityriasis alba may worsen in the hot summer, so be sure to do a good job of sun protection when going out and try to avoid direct sunlight.