Symptoms of fever

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Sha Zi is another name for measles. See Ma Zheng Xin Shu, also known as Sha rash. It is a common infectious disease in children and an acute rash infectious disease caused by measles pathogen. It is characterized by fever and aversion to cold, cough and sore throat, nasal obstruction and runny nose, watery tears, photophobia and shyness, measles mucosal spots on both buccal and near molars, red spot papules of sesame grain size distributed on the whole skin in sequence, bran like desquamation and pigmentation spots on the skin when the rash subsides. The virus mainly invades the lung and stomach. The symptom that rises Sha Zi? Let's talk about it

Symptoms of fever

The rash occurred after 3 days of fever. When the rash occurred, the symptoms of systemic poisoning worsened, and the body temperature was higher, reaching about 400C. Appear mental malaise, drowsiness or restlessness, can have delirium, infants often have convulsions.

Cough aggravation, photophobia, facial edema. The rash usually starts from the hairline behind the ear, gradually reaches the forehead, face, neck, trunk and limbs, and reaches the palms and soles of the feet on the third day. The rash is a reddish macular papule, which is full of blood and fades when pressed; The skin between rashes is normal

In severe cases, the rash can fuse into a piece, showing dark red. The pathogenic toxin was invaginated, and the rash disappeared suddenly, or the rash was thin and pale, or it was combined with convulsion, hoarseness, dyspnea, cyanosis, dizziness, limb syncope and micro pulse.

matters needing attention

Vaccination is the most effective way to prevent measles. In addition, it should be combined with other measures for comprehensive prevention: first, the source of infection should be managed, and measles patients should be diagnosed, reported, isolated and treated early. Children should be isolated until 5 days after rash, and those with complications should be extended to 10 days after visit. The second is to cut off the route of transmission and avoid susceptible children visiting relatives and friends in public places during the epidemic period. Patients without complications can be treated in isolation at home. Children's ward should be open window ventilation 1 to 2 hours a day. Medical staff should wear isolation clothes, masks and wash hands when contacting patients.