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Question by LeapinLizurd
Submitted on 1/28/2004
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  My grand-daughter attends day-care,and her teacher had a cold sore on her mouth.What are the rules and regs. about this.Is she allowed to be at the day-care when she has a cold sore? Thank- you


Answer by Dawn
Submitted on 3/11/2004
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In my state there are no rules about cold sores in daycare facilities. A cold sore is as common as the common cold. It's nothing to worry about. It can be treated with over the counter medicine.

 

Answer by Amanda
Submitted on 10/15/2004
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Hi, I work in a daycare and yes you can be there, we just have to avoid contacting the children with the affected area.

Hope I helped you

 

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