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Three year old gets red spots on her face when she cries. hive shaped but not pale in the middle or raised at all. is this normal?
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Petechiae: Your child is developing tiny petechiae because of forceful crying or coughing .this is a benign condition and is considered normal
Answered 9/28/2016
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