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- A 3-day-old infant presented with jaundice and yellow spots in the mouth, specifically on the lower lip.
- The infant received treatment using phototherapy, which cleared the jaundice and changed the appearance of the spots to white.
- The spots were diagnosed as Fordyce's spots, which are harmless sebaceous gland hyperplasia.
Article Abstract
A 3-days-old infant was seen with jaundice and yellow spots in the oral mucosa . The jaundice was treated with phototherapy, after which the lesions became white. The spots appeared on the mucosa of the lower lip; their diameter was approximately 1 mm. The diagnosis Fordyce's spots was made.
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