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My son has a raised bumpy red rash on the back of his hand?
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Many possibilities: Kids get rashes as allergic reactions, after illnesses, to contact with various plants or lotions etc. A localized rash suggests contact with a triggering agent. The possibilities are endless. Rashes are very visual and perhaps your local doc should see it and comment.
Answered 6/2/2019
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