Childhood rashes are common and harmless, and most will disappear without even needing treatment. But if you spot something unexpected, here's what to do: Rule out obvious causes. Have you recently ...

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Most children are allergic to poison ivy. What causes poison ivy rash in a child? Poison ivy has oil called urushiol. This oil causes the allergic skin reaction. The oil is easily wiped from the ...

If your grandson's sore throat was due to the beta haemolytic streptococcus the same bacterium could also have been responsible for the rash on his ... Sometimes children can develop sensitive ...

Jassey, DOMedically reviewed by Jonathan B. Jassey, DO Viral rashes are common in babies, toddlers, and young children. They often appear as tiny dots, blisters, or blotchy patches. Some form ...

A pimply rash ... but if you have one that is irritated or painful, see your healthcare provider. In such cases, the cyst can be drained after numbing the skin with a local anesthetic. Pinworm is a ...

Not sure if your baby's itchy, irritated rash is eczema ... Eczema can run in families. If a parent has the condition, their baby is much more likely to get it, too. Problems in the skin ...

Always use condoms. Get tested regularly. Stay in a monogamous relationship. Have a limited number of sexual partners. Pityriasis rosea is a rash that usually affects healthy adolescents and young ...

GP specialist in paediatrics Dr David Capehorn explains how to explore the differentials and course of action in a child who has developed a rash after a recent course of amoxicillin You see a ...

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