This used to happen to my second daughter with every viral infection she caught. I also discovered that it often appered behind her ears 24 hours before all other signs of illness. If temp get dangerously high or dosn"t respond to panadol don 't hesitate take her to a doctor and don't let them fob you off. A polite but forceful mum who very direct will usally get their attention. Hope she gets well soon ! PS Vinagar in warm water wiped on the skin can also bring down a pesistant temp.

take her back to the doc even your local gp,,, have you given her something to eat that she just might be allergic to ?? i have a coupple of gps that i go to if ones booked out they all know the history of my children , its good to have a back up gp on hand also

If you are very concerned and you feel that this is something to worry about then I would take her to the doctors, at the end of the day Mummy knows best and its better to be safe then sorry, don't worry if the doctor acts as if you are wasting their time or if it turns out to be something minor, you will have set your own mind to rest and done what any worried mum would have done.

I hope she gets well soon.

Love

Tink & Amy xxxx (((Hugs)))

Hey Kayla,

Zack gets this all the time since he had an extremely bad viral infection. They are nothing to worry about unless she has a high temp or is rubbing at her ears or seems unwell in any other way. Zack has them and no other symptoms he dosn't even notice. At first I freaked out and had him at the hospital but we have a great emergency department here and they are always so reassuring. They checked him over thouroughly and said that unless he shows any other symptoms of illness then he is fine it will come and go.

Do you know how to tell if it is menigicocal rash or not?

 Lexi xxx

Does she have naturally dry skin?

My daughter suffers from Exzma and has dry skin.  Whenever she has a breakout it starts with only 1-2 little spots and then overnight spreads over her belly and back.  I'd make an appointment with your Dr (or go to the hospital and hopefully get a different Dr).  When you are there ask if it could be exzma. 

Good luck and hope that your little girl is OK.