Will children with roseola vomit?

If a child vomits for no apparent reason and his skin becomes red and swollen, parents should be alert, because these symptoms are manifestations of roseola in children. Therefore, I hope that every parent will pay more attention to these common sense. If a child is found to have these symptoms, they should be taken to receive the most correct and healthy treatment in time.

When many children develop roseola, they usually have symptoms such as mild cough, vomiting, and diarrhea. High fever usually lasts for 3-5 days, and then the body temperature suddenly drops and a rash appears when the body temperature drops, that is, the rash appears when the fever subsides or the rash appears when the fever subsides. The rash is characterized by small red spots scattered all over the body, more on the trunk and less on the face and below the elbows and knees.

The rash will appear within 24 hours and disappear completely after 1-2 days. The rash disappears without leaving any trace. The rash is accompanied by swollen lymph nodes in the neck, behind the ears, and behind the back of the head, but there is no tenderness. It lasts for several weeks and gradually disappears after the fever subsides.

Therefore, vomiting in children with roseola is normal, but it should not be taken lightly. If there is a serious problem, be sure to take your child to the hospital for treatment in time.

Although roseola is a common problem in children, if the treatment of roseola is ignored, it may have a greater impact on the child. Therefore, if parents want their children to grow up healthy and happy, they must pay attention and observe some abnormal physical manifestations of their children in life.