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My 19-month-old daughter has recurring pimple-like blisters filled with pus on her buttocks, which are painful when she sits. Her doctor initially diagnosed it as a bacterial infection and prescribed Augmentin, but the blisters keep recurring. Is this a common issue in infants, or could it be indicative of a more serious medical condition such as a blood disorder? If it's a more serious issue, what types of disorders or conditions should we consider?

November 10th, 2023

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