In most cases, however, rashes don't indicate a dangerous condition. If your toddler has a rash and no other symptoms, and is ...

There are differences between the two that you can look for: Where the rash starts. If your child has roseola and develops a rash, it usually starts on the chest, back, and belly, and then it spreads.

Madison Olexson is a medical student at St. George’s University School of Medicine in Grenada, West Indies. Stephen Schleicher, MD, is director of the DermDox Dermatology Centers, associate ...

In April this year, Maple came home from nursery with symptoms of slapped cheek syndrome - a fever, red cheeks, a runny nose and a rash ... a sore throat and asked my GP about the risks but ...

A woman lost her unborn baby and almost died after her toddler caught a rash-causing virus at nursery ... “I had a sore throat and asked my GP about the risks but he said it would be fine ...

All parents worry about diaper rash, but every baby is going to get one, sooner or later. We'll go over all that, step by step. : Oh, my gracious ... the baby wets or has a bowel movement ...