A red rash has appeared on the back of the baby’s thigh, and after a month of applying moisturizer, there has been no improvement. Recently, a similar rash has also appeared on the back of the neck. The rash has now developed into a granular form. What could be the cause? Could it be due to insect bites?

Over the past two and a half years, linear white bumps have appeared on the inner side of the right upper limb, occasionally accompanied by slight itching. The child has been to a dermatology hospital for follow-up, and the current age is 3 years old. The past treatment and its effectiveness are not clear. No history of allergies or hereditary diseases. How can one self-recover from linear psoriasis?

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