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A member asked:
What does it mean when my child keep getting clear looking blisters in her mouth, i heard it's a sign of having worms is that true?
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Noooo: ive never heard that. Blisters in the mouth especially in kids are usually a result of viral infections. There are several that cause blisters but the cold sore is most common. Also blistering can occur as a result of repeated trauma and allergic reactions. Forget about worms but take your child to the doctor and get this sorted out.
Answered 7/14/2016
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