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Suspected impetigo in infant 16 May 2012 06:28 #17272

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Hi all

I wonder if anyone has advice on any protocols for Impetigo in infants.
We thought it maybe early stages of chicken pox however doc thinks its impetigo.
As we are reluctant to give the antibiotics prescribed i wondered if it is poss to give mms in any way.

His name is Jacob and he is 17months old.

Thanks for your interest and time.

Alyn

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