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Slapped Cheek Virus

Slapped cheek syndrome is a common childhood viral infection. However, it can affect people of all ages. The most common symptom of slapped cheek syndrome is the appearance of a br...
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Slapped-cheek disease is also known as fifth disease, as it is the least well known of the five common childhood infections. Its third name, erythema infectiosum, is the one that d...
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This condition has several names. The common name is 'slapped cheek syndrome' because the cheeks are typically red and inflamed as if the face has been slapped hard. It is also kno...
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Slapped cheek syndrome is mostly a childhood viral infection. When a person is infected their cheeks appear slapped and are red like a rash.
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Typically, the rash looks like a bright red scald on one or both cheeks. It looks as if the cheek(s) have been slapped. Sometimes there is just a blotchy redness on the face. The r...
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Slapped Cheek Virus

Slapped cheek syndrome - Health A-Z - NHS Choices
Find everything you need to know about Slapped Cheek Syndrome including causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment, with links to other useful resources.
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Slapped Cheek Syndrome - Symptoms - NHS Choices
The symptoms of slapped cheek syndrome usually begin between 13-18 days after your child is exposed to the virus.
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Slapped Cheek Disease, Fifth Disease | Patient.co.uk
Slapped cheek disease is normally a mild, short illness. However, the rash may appear to be quite dramatic. No treatment is usually needed. Slapped cheek is ...
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