18mo healthy F. Progressive appearance of this rash for the | Figure 1

SimonaMD

Family Medicine

18mo healthy F. Progressive appearance of this rash for the past 24hrs after 48hrs of fever. First around mouth, then hands, and then spread to all limbs; trunk largely spared. Vaccines UTD. Our thought was hand-foot-mouth. Thoughts? (Ps- sorry for unclear pics, super squirmy kid)

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