All three often have a genetic component. Identify trigger factors there are times when a child is symptom-free. If exposed to trigger factors, the condition may flare up and require medication. Mild symptoms may not make an impact on his daily activities, but sever outbreaks may disrupt his schooling and sleep, and even affect his psychological and emotional well-being. First, identify the trigger members, and caregivers to avoid these at all cost. Seek medication attention; the severity of the reaction needs to be assessed by dermatologist. He will guide you as to initial remedies, depending on the degree of the flare up.

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