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What Are Common Pediatric Skin Conditions?

Some common pediatric skin conditions include:
- Eczema: Chronic inflammatory skin condition causing itchy and red patches.
- Impetigo: Bacterial infection resulting in red sores.
- Warts: Small growths caused by viruses.
- Ringworm: Fungal infection characterized by ring-shaped rashes.

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