Patient's question:
The baby has had repeated fever in the past two days and has some rashes. The neighbor, a mom, said this is roseola. What symptoms can indicate it's roseola?Doctor's answer:
Pay attention to whether the infant has these symptoms to determine if it is acute childhood rash. It is usually a sudden high fever, and the temperature can rise rapidly to 39°C to 40°C. It will continue to have a fever for three or four days. After taking antipyretics, it will burn off, the effect will end, and it will burn again. The mental and appetite status of children with high fever and high fever improves. When having a high fever, most people will have diarrhea, thin stools, runny nose, cough, or mild symptoms. Blood routine tests show a decrease in white blood cells and a significant increase in lymphocytes. On the ears and behind the pillows, you can feel beans and peanuts clumps.