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Viral rash infections like hand-foot-mouth disease usually occur in children under five years of age, but rarely present in adult patients.
Hand-foot-mouth disease, typically seen in children, can rarely occur in adults.
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Clinicians should consider HFMD in adult differentials; case reports extend the age range but leave prevalence and outcomes open.
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