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Question on kawasaki. kid with non-painful finger/toe desquamation, fever x3 days but nothing else now resolved. what to do?
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Desqumation: Desquamation my be due to a strep infection as well as kawasaki disease. See your doctor to rule out strep.
Answered 10/11/2017
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