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What Causes Blisters That Burst And Heal On The Inner Thigh And Butt Crack Of A Child?

Ok I m kinda of skeptical cause we have been to different doctors. Pediatrician, and allergy Doctor. My son has had three different diagnose. His symptoms have either gotten worse or spreaded. I start by saying that my 7 year had a bite on his penis which did go away. Now he has boil like blisters that burst and heal and then reappear. Then he has been getting these blisters on his inner thigh and the crack of his butt. He is in pain when they burst cause it leaves a raw wound. I need some anwser or suggestion on a specialist. Thanks, Concern mother
Tue, 9 Sep 2014
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This is either a form of viral infection or allegic reaction. I require good quality pictures of every site for proper diagnosis. In the mean time try to keep him without diapers and apply powder in the area to keep the site dry. Do you have any family history of allergy?
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What Causes Blisters That Burst And Heal On The Inner Thigh And Butt Crack Of A Child?

This is either a form of viral infection or allegic reaction. I require good quality pictures of every site for proper diagnosis. In the mean time try to keep him without diapers and apply powder in the area to keep the site dry. Do you have any family history of allergy?