My baby is 6 months and going on 7 months. He’s been recently diagnosed with Acrocyanosis. At first it only happened when he was entering or exiting a bath due to the temperature changes, but now it’s happening when he’s going to sleep. He loves to sleep on his side and that’s when it’s happening. His hand turns purple depending on what side he’s sleeping on. He also has a murmur and because of this, secondary Acrocyanosis is a concern. We have an appointment with cardiologist in a few weeks. Is this something that will go away on its own? Should I be concerned? Do I let him sleep on that arm? I’m lost. Thank you
These questions are best directed at the cardiologist. It's hard to answer them without knowing the exact cause. Sorry to not be of more help, but the visit to the cardiologist is the best next step!
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My baby is 6 months and going on 7 months. He’s been recently diagnosed with Acrocyanosis. At first it only happened when he was entering or exiting a bath due to the temperature changes, but now it’s happening when he’s going to sleep. He loves to sleep on his side and that’s when it’s happening. His hand turns purple depending on what side he’s sleeping on. He also has a murmur and because of this, secondary Acrocyanosis is a concern. We have an appointment with cardiologist in a few weeks. Is this something that will go away on its own? Should I be concerned? Do I let him sleep on that arm? I’m lost. Thank you
These questions are best directed at the cardiologist. It's hard to answer them without knowing the exact cause. Sorry to not be of more help, but the visit to the cardiologist is the best next step!
For cradle cap, I swear by Mustela's cradle cap shampoo along with the scalp brush from fridababy. It has a sponge on one side to apply the shampoo and VERY gentle, short bristles on the other to loosen the flakes. Then it comes with something that kind of looks like a flea comb to comb them out. My daughter's cradle cap was gone in 2 uses.
Awesome thanks for sharing! I've heard great things about Mustafa's cradle cap shampoo!