Common symptoms of cradle cap include:
Scaling plot or thick crusts on the scalp
Oily skin scaly white or yellow
Dander or dandruff
Can slight redness
Similar scales may also be present on the ears, eyelids, nose and groin.
Cradle cap is most common in infants. It is not contagious, and probably not to disturb the child. In most cases, the condition is not itchy for infants.
When to see a doctor
View your child's doctor if:
You have tried self-care steps without success
Patches spread to a child's face or body
Scaling plot or thick crusts on the scalp
Oily skin scaly white or yellow
Dander or dandruff
Can slight redness
Similar scales may also be present on the ears, eyelids, nose and groin.
Cradle cap is most common in infants. It is not contagious, and probably not to disturb the child. In most cases, the condition is not itchy for infants.
When to see a doctor
View your child's doctor if:
You have tried self-care steps without success
Patches spread to a child's face or body
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