HOMOEOPATHY FOR MILIA

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Milia are tiny white bumps or small cysts on the skin. They are almost always seen in newborn babies.

Causes
Milia occur when dead skin becomes trapped in small pockets at the surface of the skin or mouth. They are common in newborn infants.
Adults may develop milia on the face. The bumps and cysts also occur on parts of the body that are swollen (inflamed) or injured. Rough sheets or clothing may irritate the skin and mild reddening around the bump. The middle of the bump will stay white.
Irritated milia are sometimes called "baby acne." This is incorrect since milia are not a true from of acne.
Symptoms
·         Whitish, pearly bump in the skin of newborns
·         Bumps that appear across the cheeks, nose, and chin
·         Whitish, pearly bump on gums or roof of mouth (they may look like teeth coming through the gums
Treatment
1.       A specific remedy                                         Calcarea iodata                     3x
2.      Extremely sensitive to
touch may bring on convulsions             Staphysagria                         30
3.      With yellow serum and red areola                      Tabacum                               30
Medical advice                                                                                         
Try these tips to help your baby's skin look its best:
·         Keep your baby's face clean. Wash your baby's face daily with warm water and mild baby soap.
·         Dry your baby's face gently. Simply pat your baby's skin dry.
·         Don't pinch or scrub the bumps. You may cause more irritation or an infection.
·         Avoid using lotions or oils on your baby's face.


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