Patient's question:
Daughter is one and a half years old. A few days ago, she had a fever of 39 degrees and a cough. She also had many red raised spots on her body. The doctor said it was roseola. She took medicine and it lasted for 3 or 4 days. But today, the same symptoms appeared again. I would like to ask if it's normal for roseola to appear twice?Doctor's answer:
Emergency care for young children is a viral disease. When a child gets it, they will develop immunity to the disease. However, this immunity lasts for a very short time, and it is normal for two consecutive children to have acute rashes. Moreover, the virus in children with acute rashes is very weak in treating the disease, and there are almost no complications. Now, children need to drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables to boost the body's resistance, and also take antiviral medication.