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who can save my baby girl

the eczema is almost conttolled by moisure day and night.
but last month, 8 days after receiving measles vaccination, my baby burst into rashes.
first it looks like blisters (pi-hurt), and finally it turned to red like pic 5760/5761 after 1 month.
during this time, I apply steroid cream on it, it seems not work.
so is it nummular eczema or ringworm?
and how to cure it?
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127124 tn?1326735435
It does look like ringworm.
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572254 tn?1297189358
yep id say ringworm too, just google it and look at the images exactly the same.
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208686 tn?1293030503
Before even reading the post it looked like ringworm to me.
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568659 tn?1256139982
You need to get her to the doctor. It looks like the circles are worse on the outer rim then on the inside which to me seems like ring worm.
Don't play guessing games with this, it looks painful and you need to figure out what is wrong with her.
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Avatar universal
Since you have a steroid cream I'm assuming you have been to a doctor.

What does he say? Has she seen a dermatologist?
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this looks like ringworm
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167 tn?1374173817
This looks like ringworm to me. A very, very bad case of it. She needs a doctor yesterday.
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