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A member asked:
My 4 month old has small reddish bumps on his face. is he too young to have chicken pox?
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No: Chicken pox are blisters filled with clear liquid. The skin around the blister is red. They scab over within a week. You are more likely to have neonatal acne or eczema in a 4 month old. A pediatrician can tell you what it is.
Answered 4/13/2016
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