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For months my 3yr old son frequently get red and warm face/arms feels like fever but no fever. what could it be?
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WARM TO TOUCH: Some kids after playing a lot develop red and warm face and body due to much exertion and circulating adrenalines. That is normal.
Answered 11/16/2013
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