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Doctors, can my daughter go to school with impedigo?
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Possibly: If your daughter is being treated with antibiotics and the infection is getting better, she may not be contagious. It's best to discuss this with the treating physician who diagnosed and advised treatment for this.
Answered 7/20/2014
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