Infectious disease caused by human
parvovirus B19 virus.
Treatment
There is no drug that can cure the
disease. When the itching is very strong, applies medicine.
Care should be taken at home.
Food: eat normally.
Bathroom: can bathe but if you stay
too long in the hot water, the redness increases.
Other: there may be a resurgence of
redness to the sun or when the body temperature rises due to exercise, or be
influenced by temperature too cold. A pregnant woman can miscarry if infected.
School: when rashes appear, has passed
the period of contagion in this case can go to school normally.
Prevention
During the incubation period, which is
from one to eight days, the symptoms are malaise, depression, headache, nausea
and vomiting accompanied by high fever and the appearance of red spots, small
or large blisters on the legs, face, trunk or arms. At first, the skin appears
smooth, glossy, red and hot. The swelling increases and bubbles come with the development
of infection.
Laboratory tests are used only to
monitor the patient because the diagnosis is made by clinical examination by
analyzing the signs and symptoms presented by the patient.
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