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Can Red Painful Pimple Be Cause Of Fever?

my 3 year old. help please....
my baby girl was not feeling to good a day or so ago she had a fever and was sent home from daycare cause she was not feeling good now she has these really big painful looking red pimples ....I think its hand foot and mouth but my mother mother in law is a lvn and she swears its just heat blisters....???
Wed, 29 Apr 2015
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Most often, fever associated with rashed could be caused by certain viral infections. Depending upon the type of rashes (what you have mentioned as pimples), and the cause could be anything like chicken pox, mumps, measles, hand foot and mouth disease or several other viral infections. It could be contagious for others and the child might require isolation. I would strongly suggest visiting a pediatrician without delay.
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Can Red Painful Pimple Be Cause Of Fever?

Most often, fever associated with rashed could be caused by certain viral infections. Depending upon the type of rashes (what you have mentioned as pimples), and the cause could be anything like chicken pox, mumps, measles, hand foot and mouth disease or several other viral infections. It could be contagious for others and the child might require isolation. I would strongly suggest visiting a pediatrician without delay.