上个星期还因为咳嗽和鼻涕吃了一周的阿莫西林，周五才吃完。昨天下午腿上出现小红疹，我开始还以为是热痱。晚上后来发烧到39.5度，吃了一次panodol。今早起来38.6，手上、腿上都有疹子。鼻子塞，用嘴呼吸。上午看了gp，说是病毒感染。他们幼儿园有水痘的case，但gp说不像水痘。
刚才午觉醒来，脸上的疹子多了，身上的不变。还是38.6度，这要烧到什么时候啊？谁有类似经历的？要硬抗到什么时候？
[ 本帖最后由 viviancn 于 2010-12-7 09:59 编辑 ]
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我发现这里的医生就爱用病毒来诊断,我老二上次就是这样,发烧带全身红疹去看GP，说是病毒，去急诊看，医生也这么说，也不给验血，后来过了整整1周，好了，这里医生认为病毒没啥药可吃。好像也吃过阿莫西林。别的就什么药都没了，就是扛。
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是不是那个婴儿急疹，也就是玫瑰疹？
会不会阿莫西林过敏？
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肯定不是玫瑰疹！
玫瑰疹是先烧3天，一般都高烧，没啥症状，然后才出疹子，疹子一出现烧立马就退。3天后疹子也退了，没事了。
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是得考虑一下消炎药是否过敏。
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对了,楼主,我刚才说错了,真是对不起.
因为是半年前的事了,3楼的一说我才想起来.我老二当时是肺炎,咳嗽,然后开了阿莫西林,吃了4天后全身起的红疹,后来GP说肺炎没好,但是不敢开药了,怕是阿莫西林过敏,然后推荐我们去了急诊,但是急诊也没验血,就说也许是药过敏,但也不确定.反正也说是病毒,最后换了一种药片的消炎药,吃了7天后才算痊愈.消炎药我记得我当时查了好像是红霉素的.但是现在不敢确定了,太久了忘了.
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以前吃阿莫西林吃过2次，没出现过过敏。过敏会发烧吗？谢谢ls各位的回复。今天分分用完了，回头补。
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我们出过玫瑰疹。而且这次疹子早早就出现了。儿子除了昨晚看起来比较累，其他时候都很活跃，38.6没什么迹象。可能昨天白天就烧了，我们没注意到。
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是不是上幼儿园引起来的？
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过敏会浑身起包
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我觉得应该是幼儿园带回来的病毒。
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我家老二吃过3次阿莫西林，前2次都没事，第3次就过敏了，吃了1天后就发现全身长满红疹，医生说是药物过敏，停止用药，也不敢开其他药，这样老二硬抗了2周多才自己好了。
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看样子像是阿莫西林过敏。
据塔塔上一次发烧后我发贴问大家，才知道，有时候不过敏的拍来也会过敏。我记得当时医生告诉我们，打青霉素是每一次都要皮试的，因为每一次用药批次都不一样。我想啊，会不会阿莫西林也是分批次的，如果提得不够纯含杂质造成过敏的？
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某些抗生素是会引起类似过敏的皮疹的，但是皮疹和发烧应该没有关系，如果是阿莫西林过敏引起的，不应该到服用一周后才出现症状，所以应该和这个无关。如果72小时烧还不退，建议再去看一次，之前如果没有其他症状还是暂时观察吧。
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可能是风疹吧，那个疹子是同烧一起出来的。
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风疹的英文叫什么？网上说是rubella，我们这个疫苗有打的哦，而且澳洲少见。
[ 本帖最后由 viviancn 于 2010-12-5 22:20 编辑 ]
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我儿子前2天也出疹子了，浑身都是，现在已经消了，之前觉得他有些发热，但是看他精神非常好，后来就出了疹子，，GP说是rubella。。我觉得GP的水平有限吧，我看着像玫瑰疹
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扁桃体有没有问题？ 如果有，是EB病毒。
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我又本祝肇刚大夫的书，也说孩子发烧不一定是坏事，
正因为孩子元气足，才烧得起来，杀病毒。
而且烧一次，聪明一点，烧一次，长高一点。
这是西医的：
据美国《巴尔的摩太阳报》报道，美国约翰斯·霍普金斯儿童医疗中心通过调查发现，家长在孩子发烧后，有给他们服用过多药物的倾向，一些家长甚至得了“发烧恐惧症”，老担心孩子会烧坏脑子。
对此，约翰斯·霍普金斯儿童医疗中心儿科医生迈克尔·克罗切蒂说：“发烧是在调动我们的免疫系统，让它更好地工作，以防止感染。”他表示，只有41.6摄氏度以上的高烧才能导致儿童脑损伤，但这种高烧很罕见，而且基本不是由于感染引起，而是中暑等原因所致。
美国马里兰州大学医疗中心儿科医生弗吉尼娅·基恩也解释说：“父母总认为发烧是危险的，但他们没有看到另一面，大多数病毒在38摄氏度以上难以存活。如果你感觉不适，发点烧有好处。”
通常，36—37.9摄氏度都属于正常体温。而一大杯冰水就可以帮助大多数儿童抵御38.8摄氏度的发烧。
此外，家长们还有些误区，以为给孩子洗洗冷水浴能退烧，而这实际上只能加重病情；酒精浴也可能有害，因为一些酒精能透过皮肤被吸收。
因此，医生认为，父母应该关注孩子的行为表现，而不是体温数字。如果他们体温在38.8摄氏度，但仍然精神很好，能跑能闹，就不必治疗。需要提醒的是，不到3个月的宝宝发烧需要引起重视，因为他们的免疫系统尚不成熟，不能抵御感染，一旦烧到37.9摄氏度就要看医生。
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谢谢大家关心，今天烧退了。我也是38.5以上才给他吃药的，一来不想吃太多退烧药，二来借助高温给身体消下毒。
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退烧了就好，要密切关注今天傍晚和晚上，一般如果不发上去就算好了。
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我发现一个规律，每次我儿子生病发烧的时候，小鸡鸡就很没精神，确切说，是两个小蛋蛋搭拉着很没精神。一病好，就不会了。
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我家小女儿5个月的时候就是这个症状 去看医生 医生也是说病毒
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身上的rash开始退了，但脸上的好像还严重了。今天打电话给幼儿园的director，她说可能是slap cheek virus，因为她儿子也得了。头一次听说这个。又叫第五病，症状像感冒，鼻涕、咳嗽、发烧，rash。有谁听说过吗？
[ 本帖最后由 viviancn 于 2010-12-7 09:55 编辑 ]
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http://www.betterhealth.vic.gov. ... lapped_face_disease
The 'slapped face' infection mainly affects primary school aged children. It causes a bright red rash on the cheeks that looks as though they have been slapped, hence the name. Other names for the illness include fifth disease and erythema infectiosum. Like many viral infections, it is spread by mucous from an infected person sneezing or coughing. This mucous is carried by hand to the mouth or nose of another person. The incubation period is usually between four and 14 days after contact (in rare cases, up to 21 days). For most children, the slapped face infection causes little more than 'cold' symptoms. These generally improve after a few days, when the rash starts to show. The infection can be more serious for pregnant women. Their unborn baby may be harmed by the infection (although this is rare).
Symptoms
The first symptoms seem like a 'cold' and can include:
Fever
Tiredness
Aching muscles
Headache
Sore throat
Runny nose, coughing and sneezing.
As these cold-like symptoms start to improve, the rash on the face appears. This rash is bright red, 'lacey'(with patches of normal coloured skin within the red areas) and often itchy. The person may also develop a pink blotchy rash on the limbs or torso after a few days. Many people (up to 20 per cent) do not have any symptoms at all when they have the infection.
Arthritis-like symptoms
Arthritis-like symptoms are common for teenagers and adults. This can involve swollen joints (usually the ankles, knees and wrists). This complication is more common in female teenagers and adults, and is sometimes the only symptom of infection. Normally, it takes around two to four weeks for the joints to get better. However, in some people, the swelling can last for months. Unlike true arthritis, there is no danger of permanent damage, even if the joints are affected for a long time.
The parvovirus B19
The slapped face virus is caused by the human parvovirus B19. It can only infect humans and is different from dog or cat parvoviruses. Children between the ages of five and 15 years are prone to contracting the disease. Adults who have regular contact with children, such as teachers and child health care workers, are also at increased risk. However, over half of all adults are immune to the virus because they had the infection in childhood. People are infectious during the incubation period, which is usually about a week before the rash appears. Once the characteristic rash has appeared, the person is no longer contagious. This pink, lace-patterned rash tends to last for around one to three weeks, and is made more obvious by exercise, sunlight or hot weather.
High risk groups
Generally, the slapped face virus is a mild illness that doesn’t pose any health risks to the sufferer. However, contracting the virus is serious for people with specific conditions, including:
Pregnancy - although most women have had the infection before their pregnancy, some will get it while they are pregnant. Most of their babies will not be harmed by the infection; however, about five per cent may develop severe anaemia, which can cause a miscarriage or still birth. The risk of harm to the baby is greatest in the first six months of pregnancy.
Weakened immunity - people with compromised immune systems (for example, people being treated for cancer or severe asthma, or those with HIV/AIDS) can develop chronic and severe anaemia.
Haemolytic blood disorders those with disorders such as sickle cell anaemia, thalassaemia and hereditary spherocytosis can experience a sudden drop in haemoglobin, the protein that transports oxygen around the blood. In severe cases, this can lead to heart failure.
Treatment options
Most people with slapped face infection need little if any treatment. Rest and analgesics (such as paracetamol) may help. If a woman who is pregnant gets the infection, her baby’s development will need to be monitored (ultrasound may help with this). A few unborn babies with severe anaemia have been treated for this before birth. Immunodeficient patients and those with chronic anaemia may require a transfusion of red blood cells to ensure an adequate level of haemoglobin.
Where to get help
Your doctor
Nurse on Call Tel. 1300 606 024 – for expert health information and advice (24 hours, 7 days)
Child health care workers
The Maternal and Child Health Line is available 24 hours a day Tel. 132 229.
Things to remember
The slapped face virus infection is characterised by bright red cheeks, a cold-like illness and, sometimes, an itchy rash on the torso and limbs.
It commonly affects primary school children and is not dangerous for most people.
Pregnant women, people with haemolytic blood disorders and those with compromised immune systems need medical assessment if exposure to the slapped face virus is suspected.
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