What are the symptoms of viral rash

When a rash appears on the skin surface, redness will appear and it will be very itchy, which is unbearable. Viral rash is a very common skin disease in life. Because it is so common, it is often ignored by patients and not taken seriously, which often leads to serious consequences. You should know that viral rashes are contagious, so avoid close contact with patients, including patients' supplies.

Here are some symptoms of viral rashes:

1. Performance 1

Viral rash is a skin lesion that can manifest in a variety of ways, from simple changes in skin color to raised bumps or blisters on the skin surface. The rash is characterized by large and small red flakes that sometimes itch and sometimes don't.

2. Performance 2

Viral rash is the most obvious and common symptom of serum sickness, mainly including urticarial wheals, purpuric rash or measles-like rash, etc. Fever often occurs first at the injection site, up to 38-39°C, accompanied by varying degrees of swelling of lymph nodes throughout the body. When these conditions occur, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time.

3. Performance three

Viral rashes often change from red or purple to brown or yellow before finally disappearing. From the time the rash appears to the time it disappears, it may take two weeks for some, or only 2-3 days for others.

Note:

1. Remember, when the viral rash becomes itchy, do not scratch it with your hands. If you really can't help it, you can apply anti-itching medicine.

2. Avoid close contact with people who have viral rashes, especially avoid sharing towels, washbasins, foot basins, etc. If you share some items, it is easy to cause infection.