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For 1 year my daughter has an outbreak of small red dots every time she takes a shower -upper body under skin. itchy. can it be a bug? what do we do
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Bug=no: This sounds more like a reaction to soap or shampoo aggravated by the heat of the shower water. "Bugs"-germs do not trigger recurrent breakouts with bathing over a year. If it disappears after a brief period I would either ignore it or try other products.
Answered 5/31/2018
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