Scarlet Fever

Scarlet Fever is commonly found in Asia and Europe , mostly England. Be careful of what you drink and cover your mouth and nose when somebody is sneezing or coughing near you.

Usually in nasal fluids. The rash itself is located somewhere on the skin.

The bacteria that cause scarlet fever are called group A streptococcus -- the same bacteria that causestrep throat. These bacteria can also cause certain ...

yes i know i had it twice just so you know if you get scarlet fever you cant get chicken pox but trust me i hated it, i had to stay in bed for a week some people rarely die from it

As long as you have it.

Definitely not recommended, and probably even prohibited.

Yes. There is some definite concern that it might even return to the US as a result of global warming and restrictions on pesticide use that works on the mosquitoes that carry it.

a disease spread by mosquitoes, but the victim would have yellow and bloodshot eyes. The victim would also be coughing and vomiting an excessive amount of black, stale blood. yellow fever is a disease that killed tens of thousands of people in the colonies in the late 1700s. It was centralized in Africa, but then slaves came with the Yellow fever and with mosquitoes. There still is Yellow fever around, but there is now a cure and a vaccine made.

2 to 4 days after contact you will have fever, tonsillitis and a widespread scarlet rash. The tongue is coated with a thick white material then goes bright red, the "strawberry tongue" caused by Streptococcus bacteria which release toxins. Antibiotics shorten the illness and reduce the risk of longer term complications.

bacteria called erythrogenic exotoxin invade your body through breathing in air-borne droplets from an infected person's sneeze, direct contact with an infected person, or by touching something that an infected person has touched.

it was Victor Frankenstein's mother who cought the scarlet fever from elizabeth and died. Elizabeth's biological mother was simply mentioned to have died and the frankensteins adopted her

A deep bright red tinged with orange or yellow, -- of many tints and shades; a vivid or bright red color., Cloth of a scarlet color., Of the color called scarlet; as, a scarlet cloth or thread., To dye or tinge with scarlet.

untreated strep throat

scarlet fever gives a strawberry like mark on the tongue and can cause a strep throat infection, the rythmatic fever associated with scarlet fever doesnt happen in the us anymore only in one place on earth haiti, along with the black plague and liprosy, their are no reactions to amoxicillin, if you did you'd be in the hospital unable to breathe-(severe allergic reaction,)would happen within 30 minutes of taking it. but if your really worried about a allergic reaction, try azthromicin, its similar drug and is especially designed for people with an amoxicillin allergy. ask your doctor for it it does the same thing.--the toung looking that way is normal. as-zith-row-my-a-sin.

Scarlet fever is highly contagious when the patient is in the early stages and is not being treated with antibiotics. It is spread by sneezing , coughing, or direct contact with an infected person.

Yes

Scarlet fever attacks by giving a person a red rash that has a sandpaper like feeling around the body also it can cause strep throat, red line's in certain areas, bumps on the tongue, face paleness, throat and gland problems, nausea and headache's. Scarlet fever is spread by a toxin that's released into the bloodstream.

no bacterial infection

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No, scarlet fever is caused by a bacteria called group A Streptococcus. It is not caused by a fungus.

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no he is not this book s a fiction story but it is in a real time of the french revolution

Scarlet fever is a case of strep throat with a bright red rash. The rash does not have a specific shape, but it will appear bright red and all over the body.