A member asked:
son has a rash all over his body except head and face. a little itchy. hands and feet have little tiny blisters. no fever no mouth sores?
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Dr. HECTOR Franco answered
46 years experience Dermatology
Need Dermtologist: A widespread rash such as what you have described especially with blistering demands immediate attention preferably by a dermatologist. Without fever in an otherwise healthy individual conditions such as allergic reactions or immune mediated blistering diseases need to be considered and worked up by a dermatologist.
Answered on Feb 24, 2018
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