10 Best Child And Adolescent Problems doctors in Banashankari 3Rd Stage

According to the symptoms and signs described, it appears to be a case of atopic dermatitis which is common among children of the mentioned age. It is a condition where the skin barrier is disturbed and is extremely sensitive to external environmental triggers like cold and dry weather, dust etc. It presents as red dry itchy patches on cheeks, hands and legs sometimes whole body. The above mentioned creams contain  topical corticosteroids which are to be used with a great caution under the supervision of Dermatologist. Good barrier repairing creams including emollients with squalene, ceramides etc can help reviving the skin barrier. Steroid sparing drugs can be prescribed  to manage the rash. Please consult a qualified Dermatologist and do not use topical corticosteroids without doctor’s advice as it may cause many adverse effects. 

The fever of 101°F can be controlled with paracetamol drops. I guess your daughter is 6 months old. The doctor's manual indicates 10-15 mg per kg of her weight, but since she was not weighed, I am dispensing a general rule or you have to consult your pediatrician for specificity.

The soft bowel movements and fever could be caused by a slight viral infection. Make sure she remains hydrated and keeps up with her usual meals. If you still have symptoms, please visit the doctor. 

No, it is not advisable to give any medication to an 8-month-old baby without consulting a doctor. Please visit a pediatrician for proper guidance and prescription.

Babies ge­t sick sometimes, it's normal. Your little one­'s fever, cough and cold likely ste­m from a virus. That 100-degree fe­ver means her body battle­s infection. Ensure she re­sts up, hydrates well. If her doctor says okay, give­ acetaminophen for feve­r relief. Howeve­r, if symptoms drag on or intensify, it's wise to have he­r pediatrician examine he­r.