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Suggest Bumps In Collar Bone

I have a child that has broken out in small bumps in between her collar bone area and on her sides a little. Its a very light rash and they itch. At work another woman said her son had the same rash in the same areas. Is this a coincidence or something to be concerned with?
Mon, 2 Mar 2015
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Pathologist and Microbiologist 's  Response
Hi! this is not co-incidental and possibly related! As per my experience, I have seen some community infections that often infect children...

In fact, some infections are contagious or community-based and in such cases of itchy skin rashes, I must consider some possibilities like:

1. fungal infection like ring worm

2. viral exanthem

3. parasitic or worm infestations

4. co-incidental skin infections, bites, folliculitis etc..

Therefore please se a dermatologist for a close and detailed examination and opinion regarding treatment if needed...

regards!
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Suggest Bumps In Collar Bone

Hi! this is not co-incidental and possibly related! As per my experience, I have seen some community infections that often infect children... In fact, some infections are contagious or community-based and in such cases of itchy skin rashes, I must consider some possibilities like: 1. fungal infection like ring worm 2. viral exanthem 3. parasitic or worm infestations 4. co-incidental skin infections, bites, folliculitis etc.. Therefore please se a dermatologist for a close and detailed examination and opinion regarding treatment if needed... regards!