Viral skin infection?
i spent 4 hours at hte hospital with my 5 mth ripened little girl yesterday, to be told she has a viral skin infection, but didn't do any test on her, but today ive checked the symtoms which match exactly to those of Rubella, which is also a viral skin infection, but they influence that it is confirmed with a blood experiment, does anyone know or can explain what she has
Answer: Rubella is confirmed near a blood test so you could ask the docotrs to do one but evenif it is rubella the treatment is freshly to let it run its course and paracetamol or similar to contract with any stymptoms. This is like peas in a pod treatment for any viral skin infection. This is probably why the doctors didnt do any tests because the treatment would enjoy been alike anyway. Personally i would check to see if its rubella purely because when it comes time for vaccination if she have rubella she wont need that inoculation.