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my daughter is 2 yo and she has a rash on the back of her neck the breast bone and her face the part on her face goes from the right temple onto her forehead to the left she has some spots randomly all over her body but not as bad as the first mentioned spots and the strnge thing is they dont seem to itch.
Hi Thanks for posting your query on HCM. I have read and understood your concern. The rashes you describe may be caused by: -Staph skin infection -Viral skin infection like measles, varicella -Allergy I will advise you see the Pediatrician for examination as the exact cause of her symptoms may only be known after examination by the Doctor.In the meantime, bathing the child with an anti-septic solution like cyteal may help. Hope this will help.You may write back if more concerns. Best regards
Dr Mbuomboh
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What Does A Rash Behind The Neck Indicate?
Hi Thanks for posting your query on HCM. I have read and understood your concern. The rashes you describe may be caused by: -Staph skin infection -Viral skin infection like measles, varicella -Allergy I will advise you see the Pediatrician for examination as the exact cause of her symptoms may only be known after examination by the Doctor.In the meantime, bathing the child with an anti-septic solution like cyteal may help. Hope this will help.You may write back if more concerns. Best regards Dr Mbuomboh