Erythema infectiosum, also known as “slapped face disease,” is caused by the human parvovirus B19. The disease commonly occurs among children small and during the primavera.
The infection causes a redness shiny on the cheeks, similar to a bump, however, this does not stop there, as it can spread to the arms, legs and trunk. Among others symptoms of slap face disease are:
•Fiebre
•Headache
•Secreción nasal
•Redness on the cheeks
•Joint pain and swelling (more common in adult women)
Erythema is transmitted from one person to another through small drops of saliva or mucus that are released when coughing or sneezing.
Diagnosis is based primarily on the appearance of the rash, although tests may occasionally be performed. blood test to confirm the presence of the virus.
While there is no specific treatment to treat the situation, because the disease usually resolves itself by itself in a couple of weeks, so if you take any remedy, it will focus on relieving symptoms, such as discomfort or itching, fever, and antihistamines for itching.
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2024-09-17 12:36:26