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My 4 year old daughter has a cold and now has a small rash on the back of her arms. is that a viral rash? how do i treat it?
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Fortunately, viral infections are usually short lived and a viral rash will clear by itself. If your child is itching or appears ill or develops new symptoms, your pediatrician should be consulted. No specific therapy is needed for viral rash.
Answered 8/4/2021
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