Muhibullah khalid

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Cheyne stokes کوم ډول تنفس ته وایی او په کومو حالتونو کې ليدل کېږي ؟

Milia:
Milia are tiny (1–2 mm) pearly white cysts on the surface of the skin that are common in people of all ages, but are more noticeable in infants since they are present on the face. Milia form because the oil gland in the infant is still developing, and the skin does not slough off normally but will instead remain trapped in a pocket in the skin. Milia are classified into 2 types: primary milia, which occur on normal, healthy skin; and secondary milia, which are typically found on skin affected by another skin condition. Milia that are found on the roof of the mouth in infants are called Epstein pearls and are normal in newborns.
Treatments
If the doctor diagnoses primary milia in an infant, no treatment is necessary, as the condition will resolve on its own within a few weeks.
However, persistent and stubborn milia may occasionally be treated with the following:
Topical retinoid cream such as tretinoin, tazarotene, or adapalene
Removal with a sterile lancet or scalpel followed by use of a special tool (a comedone extractor)