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A rash appears, and suddenly, parents and adults alike find themselves second-guessing: is this molluscum contagiosum, or could it be chickenpox? With both conditions causing bumps and spots—sometimes in the exact same places—confusion is more common than you might think. Th…

Molluscum contagiosum is a common viral skin infection that spreads easily through direct contact with infected skin or contaminated objects. While the bumps are generally harmless and often resolve on their own, preventing their spread is important to protect both yourself and others. It is best to…

Molluscum contagiosum is a skin infection caused by a virus from the poxvirus family. It manifests as small, raised nodules or papules on the skin, often forming lesions or clusters. This virus-driven condition is primarily seen in children but can affect adults too, particularly those with weakened…

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A parent notices a cluster of tiny, smooth bumps on their child’s arm. Worry sets in—how long has this virus been at work beneath the skin, and when did exposure really happen? For families and adults managing molluscum contagiosum, these questions are more than curiosity; they shape dec…