A previously healthy boy 6 year old is seen in the pediatrician's office with a 2-day history of fever, sore throat, and rash. There are no sick contacts at home. On physical exam, he has a temperature of 38.4 掳C and appears tired but nontoxic. The remainder of his vital signs is...
Coxsackievirus is the cause of hand, foot, and mouth disease. It is an extremely common childhood infection, especially during the summer and early fall. It usually starts with fever and then develops into a non-itchy rash involving the body, including the hands and feet; it also causes mout...
The patient had no fever, no rash, no cough, no vomiting, no diar 9、rhea, no sleepiness, and no cramp. She took no medication. Since onset, her appetite is good, and both her spiritedness and physical energy are normal. Defecation and urination are normal. Past history:No history of ...
CINCA syndrome (Chronic-Infantile-Neurological-Cutaneous-Articular) is a chronic systemic inflammatory disease, with very early onset, mostly in the first months of life. It is characterized by cutaneous involvement with an urticariform rash, fever, polyarthritis and neurological manifestations. The ma...
The fever then will drop and they develop a rash, including red spots with tiny heads. These spots spread to the legs and arms; and they last for 12 to14 hours. Then they will be over. It is popularly seen in kids under 3. Similar to other fevers, parents can use some drugs to ...
Rubella, also called German measles, is a mild virus that usually causes no serious problems. However, it can harm the fetus if a pregnant woman becomes infected. The symptoms are a low fever and rash that spreads from the face to the rest of the body. A standard childhood vaccine called...
Furthermore, the rash of dermatomyositis is associated with pain, poor self-image and interferes with normal psychosocial functioning [5]. Thus treatment of JDM-related skin disease is important, since it predicts worse overall outcomes. Unfortunately, we typically do not measure JDM skin disease ...
Chickenpox is caused by a virus that spreads easily to people with no previous immunity. It is a common illness that most children will catch at some point in childhood, and causes an itchy, spotty rash that clears up in 1–2 weeks. For most children there are no associated complications;...
− No notion of any other particular rash during child- hood. − Vaccination schedule up to date according to the fam- ily, with no notion of accidents or side effects. − No recent vaccinations other than COVID-19. Clinical Findings The history of the disease dates back to 12/17/...
WNV infection can either be asymptomatic, cause a flu-like syndrome (fever, rash, muscle pain, headache), or manifest as West Nile Neuroinvasive Disease (WNND) with meningitis, encephalitis or acute myelopathy [66]. Children account for 4% of all WNND cases. Spinal cord involvement is less...