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Is it usual to get a purple/red rash under the skin of the face when having a viral infection in the throat? he doesn't seem unwell or have a cough.
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Viral exanthem: There are viruses and bacterial infections which can cause rashes on the face or body. See you pediatrician and they will sort this out for you. Good luck and feel better.
Answered 12/28/2013
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