My youngest daughter got sick on Tuesday: she had a runny nose, a rash on her chin and bottom. I tho…

My youngest daughter got sick on Tuesday: she had a runny nose, a rash on her chin and bottom. I thought it was probably an allergy or diathesis. Then we went to the doctor and saw the head of the department. She examined and listened to her, said to put Tobrex in her nose, and the rash was definitely diathesis, to apply Akriderm. But for my own peace of mind, she advised us to go to another clinic (dermatological). I thought, 'Okay.' The next day, the rash had spread all over her body. I called a doctor for a home visit, and the same head of the department came again (I understand there's a staff shortage, and our regular doctor quit). She arrived in a bad mood and said right away, 'I told you yesterday to go to the skin clinic.' What to do? 🤷️ We had to go to the walk-in clinic, there was no appointment, and we waited 3.5 hours. They immediately said it was neither an allergy nor diathesis, but viral exanthema, and to go to an infectious disease specialist. I called a private clinic; the earliest appointment was the next day, but I knew time was of the essence. I went to the emergency room of the infectious disease hospital. And they immediately said, 'Why are you bringing a sick child around?' I immediately said that we have Coxsackie virus. They took a swab, and yesterday we got confirmation. 🤦️ Damn, I heard so much from this infectious disease specialist about the pediatrician! 🤦️ The point is that the database doesn't show anywhere that we have Coxsackie, it just says ARVI. Today my middle daughter got sick, and the rash is starting. I'm so angry at doctors like her, and she's the head of the department. I'm thinking of writing a complaint about her. It's a pity for people who come hoping for help, but in reality... Some photos attached, skip if you're not interested.