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I am on the fence… in babytacs defense, we walk in to Dr office, Doc has no clue what it is. He literally says that, and then proceeds to prescribe antibiotics.. I mean come on. If that’s your idea of premier healthcare… now obviously I don’t think I’m better off with YouTube and Google lol

Also, thanks everyone for the help and kind words.

Negative

Thank green bean.
The tip and pad are swollen, red, not particularly shiny, mildly warm. No unusual bruising. The skin does blanch and gets color back quickly.

No, he is spoon fed still, does not touch the food generally. Plus it’s peas and carrots and squash mainly other than milk

We have pictures, it’s intermittent in the sense that this is the third episode but the episodes last 7-10 days. I don’t know how to post pictures on here.

His fingers/hands are covered during sleep. He sucks all his fingers and only the tips are swollen of middle finger and thumb

JIA did cross our mind as he has Down syndrome as well

Sadly agree

7 month old. Started a month ago with a swollen, very swollen finger tip. No fever, no tenderness. Go to doc, assumes bug bite. Leave, next few days swelling goes down. Then it comes back. When I say swollen, I mean like swollen to the point I’m worried it’s going to pop. But still no tenderness. Pediatrician is stumped. Orders x ray (nothing of note) and antibiotics. 10 days of antibiotics and it goes down. Three days later, it comes back with the thumb now doing it. Any help is appreciated. Obvs we going to pediatrician asap

ETA no tourniquet even after pediatrician examination.

Reese shaving points. Three turn overs in a row and all three looked at least somewhat intentional. College basketball is a terrible product.