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THE mum of a new born boy who suffered from eczema so badly that his skin kept weeping and peeling off, wants to share her story after finding a miracle cream. <\/p>\n
Emma and Damien Postlethwaite, who live in Sneyd Green, were blessed with a baby boy last November. <\/p>\n
When Austin was a week old, he developed a few spots over his cheeks, which a health visitor informed the couple was nothing to worry about as it was probably just baby acne, which was very common due to Emma's hormones still in his system. <\/p>\n
But seven weeks later, little Austin's skin 'erupted'. <\/p>\n
The 31-year-old mum-of-one said: \"One morning when he was about eight weeks old, we found that Austin's cheeks and forehead had erupted. <\/p>\n
\"There is no other word to describe it. Our beautiful boy had a thick crust across his forehead where his face had been weeping overnight, and cheeks so red and sore. <\/p>\n
\"He looked like he had been burnt. <\/p>\n
\"I immediately took him to the walk-in centre and saw a doctor, who prescribed Diprobase and a course of oral antibiotics. <\/p>\n
\"He uttered something about eczema and said to moisturise several times a day and that he would grow out of it.\" <\/p>\n
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