No rash decisions: How to identify your child's rash

Dr Phil Kieran identifies the main rashes children can develop and suggests steps parents can take when they first appear
SPOT CHECKUP: Chickenpox is contagious two to three days before the rash develops until the last spot scabs. Picture: iStock
SPOT CHECKUP: Chickenpox is contagious two to three days before the rash develops until the last spot scabs. Picture: iStock

Friday evening has arrived and you are getting the kids into the bath ready to relax after an exhausting week. As the clothes come off you see a rash and all thoughts of a nice relaxed evening evaporate instantly, replaced by fear, worry and the difficulty planning on what to do next?

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