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5 month old girl developing moustache
Hi doctor . My daughter is now 5 month old. I noticed black spot over her upper lip area . Then I noticed that it is like moustache. She is developing moustache and it looks very weird because there is black spot over her upper lip area. What should I do ? Is it normal or should I be worried?
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Dr. Sujit Mathew Varghese
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
As per my opinion it would be , don't worry at all.She is just a 5 month old baby , a small little moustache on her face will make her look cute ...don't worry at all .it's just baby facial hair and it will fall off as she grows up ....Again I say don't worry at all .
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Dr. Prakash Nagar
Pediatrician
30 yrs exp
Indore
Hi there
Details provided for 5 months old baby and medication along with diagnosed conditions does not match.
Looks these diagnosis & medication are yours.
Please clarify and better if you connect on video chat to look at the black spots.
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Dr. Bhavya K B
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Hassan
Moustache at 5 month age very unlikely. Must be small to moderate size naevi ,black pigmentation or mole.After physical examination we can come in to conclusion.
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