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Q: Spot On Her Back

asked by: Gypsy632 on September 16th, 2003

New User

I have a 6yr old daughter with little to none allergies. Very healthy and a bit clumsy. Confused

She came to me two days ago and said her back was hurting. On the base of her spine there is a large spot. About the size of a quarter, yellowish inside, scabby dark middle ring, and outer ring, rashy red. What could this be? There are no indications that it is a bite, and it isn't leaking anything. If anyone can help? Short of bringing her to the clinic....... Question

Replies(3)

nikki_caro

replied on September 16th, 2003

Extremely eHealthy

I dont know what that sounds like but you should take her to the clinic and have it checked out, thats the safest way to go. Let us know what happens.

Georgie

replied on September 22nd, 2003

Experienced User

That doesn't sound good at all, take her to the clinic and post us to let us know what the situation is and what the doctors might feel it could be.
Georgie

stldad

replied on September 23rd, 2003

New User

Have you coincidered a tick bite? Some ticks can leave a red rashy ring around the bite.

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