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Should an employee be able to work if he or she has molluscum contagiosum?

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Should an employee be able to work if he or she has molluscum contagiosum?

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If an employee who comes in physical contact with clients regularly (e.g., aesthetician, health care provider) is diagnosed with molluscum contagiosum by a health care professional, it would be reasonable to require that he/she cover visible lesions with a watertight dressing while at work even though there has only been one reported case series of nosocomial (health care provider-to-patient) transmission of molluscum contagiosum. Otherwise, no special precautions are needed.

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