Patient's question:
At first, there were many red bumps on my buttocks. After getting the vaccination, the baby had a fever, with the highest temperature reaching 38.2. The fever lasted for three or four days. It improved after taking fever-reducing and anti-inflammatory medications. At night, the baby would suddenly start crying while sleeping. There was a sore on the tongue, and two red spots appeared on the face. The red spots could break and had a red halo around them.Doctor's answer:
It's likely that your baby has roseola. After the fever subsides, the baby will be in good spirits, able to eat and play. Then, as the temperature drops, red rashes will appear. Usually, once all the rashes have appeared on the body, the recovery process is nearly complete. It takes about three days for the rashes to fade. Make sure to give your baby plenty of plain water to drink and some fresh fruits. Gently wipe the baby's body with lukewarm water.