Watch: Sounds like a mild viral illness, but without examining her impossible to know. How old is your daughter? Does she go to school or day-care? With whom has she been in contact, and in what fashion? If she becomes increasingly ill see your local family doctor.
Answered 12/20/2014
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May be roseola: Following a fever in childhood, a rash can commonly be noted. Roseola is the classic viral infection that follows this patten. The child typically has a fever up to 103 f or higher, but otherwise with few symptoms other than feeling a bit off. After 3-4 days the fever breaks and a fine red rash breaks out. The rash usually does not itch much. It usually lasts a day or so then goes away.
Answered 3/26/2013
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