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My 3 year old son just returned from the doctor & she confirmed that he has hfmd. dad forgot to ask doc if we (parents) can be carriers? i would like to know because i would not want co-workers to in
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Unlikely: This blistering virus is usually experienced in childhood after which you have lifelong immunity to that strain. There are 2-3 strains, but adults rarely get it. You would not be a carrier if you are immune.
Answered 4/10/2018
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