1 However, if the rash persists or worsens despite treatment, your baby develops a fever without a known cause, or the rash ...

BRAIN-swelling ‘sloth fever’ could be passed on in the womb, experts fear. Their warning comes after a mum tragically lost ...

Baby rashes vary in appearance based on the type ... Fifth disease is a viral illness. In addition to a fever, headache, and ...

A rash that's caused by something else could be all over the body. It could cause the baby to be fussy, tired, not eating, not drinking, has a fever. And that's when you really want to reach out ...

Hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) is highly contagious and painful for babies and young children. There is a characteristic ...

A MUM claims her baby was left with horrific "blisters and burns" after wearing a supermarket nappy - though the chain suggests it was just severe "nappy rash". Rachel Hynd was horrified when she ...

The name “scarlet fever” originates from one of its hallmark symptoms: A bright red, sandpaper-like rash that spreads across the body, giving the skin a “scarlet” (a vivid red colour ...

a low-grade fever, and a skin rash. Most cases get better on their own, but you can help ease some of your symptoms with ibuprofen or naproxen. Kids younger than 5 and immunocompromised adults are ...