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Western medicine called crystalline miliform rash, which is rare. It occurs in patients with high fever and sweating, weak infants and elderly people. It is common in the neck and torso. No redness, thin blister wall, easy to wear, no pain, light itching. The course of disease is short. Generally, it can be absorbed by the scab and desquamation in about one week.

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