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My 7month old has some blisters that have appeared on his hands. i'm not sure if he maybe just touched something while crawling. i'm not sure if he needs to see a doctor or just wait and see?
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Hand Foot & Mouth: Might be a virus infection called Hand Foot Mouth disease. Relatively common in NZ Kids might not get the full picture of the disease affecting the 3 parts of the body and might have the milder form of it I suggest to see your doctor for a review Hope he gets well soon
Answered 1/19/2018
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