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Small blisters on girlfriend hand and tongue she is pregnant what could it be?
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Many possibilities: It could be an enterovirus, called coxsackie. The usual symptoms are known as hand foot mouth disease. It is important for a pregnant person with these symptoms to be seen by a physician immediately.
Answered 5/29/2013
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