Parvovirus Outbreak: Insights on 'Slapped Cheek Disease'
Tuesday, 20 August 2024, 11:10
Parvovirus Outbreak: What You Need to Know
Parvovirus, commonly referred to as 'slapped cheek disease', has seen a concerning increase in cases recently. This viral infection mainly affects children, leading to distinct rashes and fever. The CDC has released a warning urging the public to be vigilant and informed about the symptoms and preventive measures associated with parvovirus.
Symptoms of Parvovirus
- Fever
- Rash on cheeks
- Joint pain
- Fatigue
Preventive Measures
- Practice good hygiene
- Avoid close contact with infected individuals
- Stay updated on vaccination schedules
For more detailed insights and the latest updates on parvovirus, visit the CDC’s website.
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