8 months girl with fever and runny nose for the last 3 days | Figure 1

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8 months girl with fever and runny nose for the last 3 days and today her mom noticed this rash , the baby is active and playful , updated vaccinations, she gave her ibuprofen 100mg/5ml to control the fever, what do u think ???

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