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My child grace and her sister were playing in sand my 2 year old put sand in her shirt she has a rash on her chest?
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There is a lot of "stuff" in sand, including some chemicals, pollution, bacteria and more. Plus sand is abrasive and can cause a rash all by itself in some people with sensitive skin. Wash area with warm soap and water, and pat dry. If symptoms persist or worsen, then go to see your doctor.
Answered 4/16/2021
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