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We are so sorry you are concerned about your little guy. Hopefully his doctor can give you a little more info and tis slideshow may be helpful in identifying the blisters -
Common Childhood Skin Problems
Please also connect with other moms on our Baby's First Year or Parenting: 1 Year Olds for this and other concerns.
Check back in to let us know what you find out,
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Thank you so much for checking back in. Sharing this information and your experience helps others in our communities.
Take Care,
ElizabethView Thread

What did your doctor say about your sore throat? Any strep or infection? Any fever?
Unfortunately, without and exam it's difficult to guess what's going on.
How are you feeling now?
BTW - love your member name! Do you have a favorite cupcake?
ElizabethView Thread

I recently talked with my doctor about hot flashes, so I was wondering if you were postmenopausal. She also said if the sweating was becoming embarrassing or uncontrollable to come back to talk about solutions. Unfortunately, we did not talk about what the solutions would be.
Since this is affecting your presentations please contact your doctor to talk about what's causing this. These links may spark some questions -
Stop Excessive Sweating: From Causes to Cures
Excessive Sweating: A Sticky Subject
Is Your Excessive Sweating Caused by a Medical Problem?
Hope this helps and please keep us posted,
ElizabethView Thread

I am sorry to hear about what has been going on. Hopefully you have talked with the doctors office again and they have got you in to evaluate these symptoms, an exam and labwork.
Please print out what you have typed here. It is a good history for the doctor to review and address your concerns.
Hoping you find answers soon and please keep us posted about how you are doing,
ElizabethView Thread

See theses resources for bedbug info and treatment -
Bedbugs Slideshow
Foggers No Match for Bedbugs
Bedbugs Guide
Hope this is helpful,
ElizabethView Thread

Thanks for bringing your concerns to WebMD. In a quick search for sun reactions I found this article, Sunburn and Other Reactions of the Skin.
Give your son's doctor a call to see if they think it could be a reaction to the sun or a reaction to the sunscreen.
Please let us know what you find out,
ElizabethView Thread

Thanks for sharing this great information!
Take Care,
ElizabethView Thread

I can see how uncomfortable this can be. You didn't mention your age or if you have have talked with your doctor about this.
Let us know and we can see if we can provide additional information.
ElizabethView Thread

Congratulations to you and your family on the birth of your grandchild!
This resource explains not to be surprised if you loose more hair than normal during the first year after childbirth. This slideshow, Women's Hair Loss , discusses many reasons for hair loss. It states after pregnancy it may take up to two years for hair to return to normal.
For her to connect and see if other new moms are also experiencing this please repost with our Baby's First Year Community.
Take Care,
ElizabethView Thread
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