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My 3 year old daughter has boil lesions at the soles of her feet once the water comes out they dry out and recur again please help?
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Go to doctor: It's time to take her in to see the doctor. Take photos of the lesions at every stage to show the doctor what is going on and keep a diary/calendar of when the lesions come, change, and/or go. That will help your doctor figure it out.
Answered 4/20/2020
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