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My 4 year old has a bump on her face, what is it?
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Umm, hard to say.: Heat rash. Viral rash. Allergy rash. Infectious rash. Insect bite. Eczema. Contact dermatitis. The best strategy is to determine the source of the rash then address that specifically. This should be an easy question to pose to your pediatrician during the 4-year old well visit. Without actually viewing the bump in person, any answer would be but a guess. Your daughter deserves better than a guess.
Answered 12/10/2013
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