White patches on the cheeks after shaving are often due to dryness, irritation, or mild post-shave dermatitis. Use a gentle shaving product, moisturise well after shaving, avoid harsh aftershaves, and consult a doctor if the patches persist or spread.

Persistent itching in a one-year-old's genital area for 15 days needs proper evaluation rather than guessing a medicine. Keep the area clean and dry, avoid harsh soaps or powders, and consult a paediatrician to examine him and recommend a safe, age-appropriate cream or powder.

Eumosone is a steroid cream and should not be used regularly on a 2.5-month-old baby, especially when mixed with lotion. You should stop self-treatment and consult a paediatrician, as baby skin allergies require gentle, baby-safe treatment after proper evaluation.

Dry, white patches on a child's cheeks are often due to dryness, mild eczema, or weather-related irritation. Keep the skin moisturised with a gentle, baby-friendly moisturiser, avoid harsh soaps, and consult a doctor if patches persist, itch, or spread.

Eumosone Cream is a steroid-based cream that may be used to reduce skin redness or inflammation. However, facial skin is sensitive, and improper or prolonged use can cause side effects such as thinning of the skin. It should only be applied on the face under a doctor’s guidance, following the prescribed dose and duration.