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India Registers 82 Tomato Fever Cases In Children Under 5 Years
Tomato flu, often known as tomato fever, was initially reported in Kerala on May 6, and India has registered 82 instances so far. Tomato flu, which affects children under the age of five, is sometimes referred to as an undetected fever. Rashes, red blisters, and skin irritation are common symptoms in children with flu. Doctors stated if supportive treatment is provided, the symptoms will heal on their own over time.
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Lancet Issues Warning Regarding 'Tomato Flu' In India
Doctors are warning the public about a new sort of hand, foot, and mouth disease called "Tomato flu" that is spreading throughout India. According to Lancet Respiratory Journal, it has afflicted 82 children under the age of five. It was initially reported in Kerala and later in Odisha. The… read-more
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