rsv
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| * it may precipitate [[asthma]] and [[otitis_media]] | * it may precipitate [[asthma]] and [[otitis_media]] | ||
| * it seems a rash appeared in about 1% of children with RSV subtype A and 10% with subtype B | * it seems a rash appeared in about 1% of children with RSV subtype A and 10% with subtype B | ||
| + | * the rash is mainly found on the trunk of the body, with fewer spots on the arms and legs, and usually lasts around five days | ||
| * it remains infectious for 3-8 days after onset of symptoms (and may be longer if immunocompromised) | * it remains infectious for 3-8 days after onset of symptoms (and may be longer if immunocompromised) | ||
| * cough may persist for up to 4 weeks | * cough may persist for up to 4 weeks | ||
rsv.txt · Last modified: 2026/06/29 08:19 by gary1