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9month old has had a rash all over his body for 2days. he has had a temperature today that isn't going down with calpol. should i be worried ?
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May need eval: Rash in 9 month old with fever can be a sign of infection (viral or bacterial). Take your child to his pediatrician to evaluate him and possibly do some blood tests.
Answered 6/17/2016
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