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Does herpetic whitlow present as a single lesion, no redness, no pain, w/ dots inside? when do redness and vesicles show up after first signs of inf.?
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Herpetic whitlow: Herpetic whitlow is almost always painful and is always red, at least at its onset. Thee are usually blisters (vesicles) within a few days of the onset.
Answered 11/28/2017
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