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A member asked:
My grandson took his dirty diaper off, touched the stool and put his dirty fingers in his mouth, should i take him to the doctor to be checked?
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Children: No. If the child is not ill or showing signs of something being wrong there is absolutely nothing a physician would or needs to do.
Answered 4/18/2014
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