Patient's question:
The child has a fever that hasn't gone down, but it has been two days, and no injections have been given to the child. Today, it was discovered that there are many rashes on the child's body. The doctor examined the child and said it is due to fever from roseola. How long does roseola last?Doctor's answer:
Usually, there is no sudden onset of fever, and the condition does not easily subside, so it is considered acute childhood rash. The rash has also spread out, and it will gradually heal in about a week, requiring no special treatment. As long as the child is properly cared for with fever, he can use the body's fever-reducing method to lower the temperature to below 38.5°C. If the temperature is too high, he needs to go to the hospital for treatment.