What are the symptoms of rubella in children

The phenomenon of urticaria in children is a problem that worries parents. After all, children's immunity is relatively low, so if they are not careful in life, they may be affected by these diseases. Therefore, parents need to pay attention to what symptoms children have. Only if we discover and treat them in time can we reduce the harm.

The general diagnostic basis is as follows: 1. Clinical manifestations include fever, respiratory symptoms such as cough, runny nose, sore throat, etc., and symptoms of conjunctivitis, the most characteristic of which is rash. The rash appears 1 to 2 days after the onset of fever, and is more common on the trunk, palms, and soles. It initially presents as congested, light red, small but relatively dense macules or maculopapules, 2 to 3 cm in diameter, often accompanied by swollen lymph nodes behind the ears. 2. Routine blood test is normal and rubella antibody is positive.

Once rubella is diagnosed, the patient should be hospitalized promptly, rest in bed, and receive isolated treatment to reduce the chance of transmission. Pay attention to nutritional support during treatment. With about one week of careful care and treatment, symptoms and signs such as fever, cough and rash can completely disappear. There is no desquamation or pigmentation after the rash subsides, but lymph node enlargement may persist for 2 to 3 weeks and no special treatment is required.

The above is an introduction to some symptoms of rubella in children. After understanding these contents and symptoms, I hope everyone can pay special attention to these issues. As long as we pay attention to the knowledge and understanding of these common sense, we can help children achieve the best treatment and solution effects and reduce the harm caused by rubella to them.