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Vesicular rash could be due to infections (herpes, varicellaChickenpox Chickenpox - vaccine Varicella virus vaccine), allergies (medicines, jewelery), or other autoimmune conditions.
It is important to see the lesions before making a diagnosis. You should contact a skin specialist who would diagnose and then prescribe treatment for the rash.
Vesicular rash could be due to infections (herpes, varicella), allergies (medicines, jewelery), or other autoimmune conditions.
It is important to see the lesions before making a diagnosis. You should contact a skin specialist who would diagnose and then prescribe treatment for the rash.
Take care
Regards.