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Jun
Red Rash On Baby Face And Body After Fever. So if your baby has all these symptoms then you should seek out medical attention. There is no treatment protocol for. It usually affects only children over 10. The rash can be red but this may be less noticeable on brown and black skin.
Just as the fever breaks your child will develop a rash. Cold-like symptoms such as runny nose followed by mild fever is characteristic of this conditionFever may last seven to ten days and children are contagious during this time. This rash will appear for up to three days. Generally the presence of a rash ie pimples or red patches on the skin with fever does not indicate a serious illness. So if your baby has all these symptoms then you should seek out medical attention. It begins with a single pink or tan patch on the chest or back.
Small children between the ages of 6 months and 2 years present the highest risks of developing this condition.
See a GP immediately if you think your child has scarlet fever. You can also have rubella without showing any. The area around the. Red- or pinkish-dotted rash that starts on the face and spreads to the body which can then merge together to create a larger rash. Its usually better to consider the childs general condition rather than the presence of a rash or how high the fever is. Generally the presence of a rash ie pimples or red patches on the skin with fever does not indicate a serious illness.