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Bumps on face - mouth, hands, forehead, etc
Cai has been breaking out like crazy lately - he has been getting these bug bite things all over his hands (like coxsacie almost - but he does not have coxsacie - I would know - he has had it at least 5 times!!!)
He has them also around his mouth - not today - but he gets flare ups from time to time.
Today he has little pimples all over his arms, and a big bump on his hand that looks like a mosquito bite. /the few he had last week on his hand have scabbed over and are starting to clear up.
I don't think they are bed bugs (yes I looked it up ).
Does it sound like food allergies, or are some bizarre bugs after him?
He also has some break outs near his glasses - like on the bridge of his nose!
What is going on?
Should I get him tested for allergies? Does anyone whose DC has allergies that saw things like this before they got them tested?
TIA!
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Posted 10/14/10 8:54 PM  |
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Re: Bumps on face - mouth, hands, forehead, etc
I would think it is an allergy...have him tested...
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| Posted 10/14/10 8:57 PM |
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Re: Bumps on face - mouth, hands, forehead, etc
Posted by BAM 2009
I would think it is an allergy...have him tested...
How intensive is allergy testing?
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| Posted 10/14/10 9:01 PM |
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Re: Bumps on face - mouth, hands, forehead, etc
It could be impetigo, or a contact dermatitis.
Does it itch? Does it look like blisters?
It could be allergies also. Allergy testing is not that invasive. It's a blood test or a skin test. The skin test is easy.
You can try cortisone to see if it goes away.
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| Posted 10/14/10 9:34 PM |
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Re: Bumps on face - mouth, hands, forehead, etc
Posted by KerriSteve
It could be impetigo, or a contact dermatitis.
Does it itch? Does it look like blisters?
It could be allergies also. Allergy testing is not that invasive. It's a blood test or a skin test. The skin test is easy.
You can try cortisone to see if it goes away.
I had impetigo once - it is not that (that was the worst thing in the whole world - next to the ring worm I had - working with kids I get all the good stuff!!! ) They do not itch!!!!
I am calling the ped tomorrow....
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| Posted 10/14/10 9:39 PM |
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