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Infant Has Rash In The Groin, Chin, Feet, Blisters, No Pus, Had Fever, Restless In Sleep. Fungal Infection?

My 13 month old has a rash that started in his groin area and has seemed to spread to his chin & both feet. They are small bug bite looking marks and a couple look like tiny blisters & one has scabbed over but is not oozy or anything. He did have a fever a few days ago and is restless with his sleep. Is this impetigo? Or some type of fungal thi.g?
Mon, 7 Oct 2013
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hi i think it is impetigo because fungal infection does not cause blisters .impetigo presents as blisters with honey coloured crusts and scab formation.it is a bacterial infection .it can be cured by antibiotic like cefixime twice daily ,crocin syrup twice daily and application of t-bact ointment after saline compressors can be helpful
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Infant Has Rash In The Groin, Chin, Feet, Blisters, No Pus, Had Fever, Restless In Sleep. Fungal Infection?

hi i think it is impetigo because fungal infection does not cause blisters .impetigo presents as blisters with honey coloured crusts and scab formation.it is a bacterial infection .it can be cured by antibiotic like cefixime twice daily ,crocin syrup twice daily and application of t-bact ointment after saline compressors can be helpful