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mollescum contagiosum, kids

I have an 11 month old son who somehow contracted mollescum contagiosum. His beautiful skin now has little wart like spots that began around his armpit and seem to be spreading around his little body. Yesterday, his 6 year old sister found one on her arm. Is there anything we can do homeopathically to alleviate this? Is this a case for a professional homeopath or can we potentially treat them at home?

Thank you!

erinvd on 2006-02-22

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hello
first of this is a viral infection and can easily spread from contact .so u must take precautions for your daughter.
this is a self limiting disease and homoeopathy can help you but for that we need to know more details like is it all over the body?
any pain?
any discharge?
color of the eruptions

dr divya last decade

He has, maybe 50 warts scattered around his back and stomach. They are slightly red, but there is no discharge at this time. He also does not seem to be in any pain. His sister's looks the same and she says that hers itches. My son also has a bit of eczema, but it doesn't seem too bad and we are treating this by giving him omegas, which seem to be helping.
Considering that this is a viral infection, is it safe to use a public swimming pool, or to share a bath?

erinvd last decade

Hello,
Kindly give Calcarea Carb 30 one dose daily contonuesly till one of the MC starts to suppurate.Then stop medicine.Others will fall with in a short time

manuhomoeo last decade

if calcarea doesnt help you can try thuja 30 once daily.
and my advice would be to restrict thre use of swimming pools or bath,even towels as it may spread the infection

dr divya last decade

thank you for your advise, i will try it, and let you knoe how it works!!

erinvd last decade

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