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Recurrent "rash" on eyelid cause for concern?

Clinician Reviews. 2012 June;22(6):W2

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Joe R. Monroe, PA-C, MPAS

• Staph infections are typically painful, and rarely recur in the same locations.

• Atopy predisposes to extralabial HSV.

• There are many causes of inflammation, only one of which is infection.

• There are many types of infection that are not bacterial (eg, viral, fungal, protozoan).

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