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What causes skin rashes in spots and fever?
I think the way to answer this is to say that rashes can be caused by the same thing (or group of things) that caused the fever. A fever itself doesn't cause rash. Both are symptoms of something else.
What does scarlet fever do to your body?
It gives you rashes and a swelling tounge!
Is this necessary to have rashes on face for having a baby boy?
Rashes on the face have nothing to do with what sex your unborn child is.
What is the home remedy for child's scalp rashes?
Head and shoulders
Is red rashes covering the body a symptom of dengu fever?
Yep, now would be a good time to get your will in order.
What are symptoms of AIDS in Africa?
there is headache,rashes,nausea,pharyngitis and fever
Is 98.7 a fever for an eight year old child?
is 98.7 a fever for an eight year old child
What was the sickness that cause death to a fourth of Europe?
The black death! or bubonic plague symptoms were buboes fever rashes and nausea
How did yellow fever affect jobs?
Yellow fever causes dizziness, high temperature, body ache, and rashes
What is tomato viral fever?
Tomato viral fever is a plant disease caused by a virus that infects tomato plants. Symptoms include yellowing and curling of leaves, stunted growth, and reduced fruit yield. It can spread through infected plant debris, insects, or contaminated tools. Management involves removing and destroying infected plants and using disease-resistant tomato varieties.
What if ibuprofen doesn't work on child for fever?
Then take the child to a doctor.
What would cause your 3-year-old to be very hot and sweaty and have a vicious rash mostly over his legs and sweat points that comes and gos?
I hope that rather than waiting for this answer you have taken your child to the hospital or at least your pediatrician. A feverish three year old with rashes and sweat is probably very uncomfortable, very unhappy and possibly in need of intervention for hydration. There are any number of viruses and rashes that cause fever and both related and non-related reasons for rashes. A professional, in-person consultation is your best bet.
