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rheumatic fever is one of the complications associated with strep throat
it's a relatively serious illness that can cause stroke
permanent damage to your heart and death if it's left untreated
the condition usually appears in children between the ages of five and 15 even though
older children and adults have been known to contract the fever as well
it's still common in places like subs Aharon Africa South Central Asia and certain populations in Australia and New Zealand
what causes rheumatic fever
rheumatic fever is caused by group a streptococcus
this bacterium causes strep throat or in a small percentage of people
scarlet fever have it's an inflammatory disorder
rheumatic fever houses have adi to attack its own tissues after it's been infected with the bacteria that causes strep throat
this reaction causes widespread inflammation throughout your body
which is the basis for all of the symptoms of rheumatic fever
what are the symptoms of rheumatic fever
the manic fever is caused by a reaction to the bacteria that causes strep throat
group a streptococcus
although not all cases of strep throat result in rheumatic fever
this serious complication may be prevented with diagnosis and treatment of strep throat if your child has any of the following symptoms
they should get a strep test a sore throat
a sore throat with tender and swollen lymph nodes
a red rash difficulty swallowing
thick bloody discharge from knows a temperature of 101° F or above
consuls that are red and swollen
tron souls with white patches or POS small red spots on the roof of their mouth
a headache nadja the omitting a wide variety of symptoms are associated with rheumatic fever
and individual with the illness could experience a few some or most of the following symptoms
symptoms usually appear 2 to 4 weeks after your child has been diagnosed with strep throat
common symptoms of strep throat include small Kane was nodules or bumps under the skin
chest pain rapid fluttering or pounding chest palpitations
lethargy or fatigue nosebleeds stomach pain
painful or sore joints in the wrists elbows knees and ankles
came in one joint that moves to another joint red hot swollen joints
shortness of breath a fever
sweating, Ting a flat slightly raised
ragged rash jerky
uncontrollable movements of their hands
feet and face a decrease in attention span
outbursts of crying or inappropriate laughter
if your child has a fever
they might require immediate care
you should seek immediate Medical Care for your child in the following situations
a temperature over 100° F in newborns to six week old infants a temperature of 102° F or higher in babies to six weeks to two years old
the temperature of 103° F or higher in children age two years or older
a fever that lasts more than three days in a child of any age
towel is rheumatic fever diagnosis to
your Dr. Will first want to get a list of your child symptoms and their medical history
they'll also want to know if your child has had a recent bout of strep throat
next a physical exam will be given that includes the following
looking for rash or skin nodules
which are hard bumps beneath the skin
listening to their hard to check for abnormalities
performing movement tests to determine their nervous system dysfunction
examining their joints for inflammation
testing their blood for strep bacteria
performing an electrocardiogram
which measures the electric waves of Earhart performing an echocardiogram
which uses sound waves to produce in edges of their heart effective treatments for rheumatic fever
treatment will involve getting rid of all of the residual group a strep bacteria and treating and controlling the symptoms
this can include any of the following
and tea bionics your Dr. Will prescribe antibiotics and might prescribe a long-term treatment to prevent it from occurring again
this treatment can last up to five years and tie inflammatory treatment and tie inflammatory
treatments include pain medications that are also anti inflammatory
such as aspirin or naproxen doctors may also prescribe the corticosteroid to reduce inflammation
and tea convulsant medications
your Dr. Might prescribe and anticonvulsant if involuntary movements become too severe
bed rest your Dr. Will also recommend bed rest and restricted activities until the major
symptoms like pain and inflammation have passed
strict bed rest will be recommended for a few weeks to a few months since the fever has caused heart problems
risk factors for rheumatic fever
factors that increase your child's chances of developing rheumatic fever in have a family
history because certain genius make you more likely to develop rheumatic fever
the type of strep bacterial present because certain strains are more likely to lead to rheumatic fever than others
environmental factors present in developing countries such as pour sanitation
overcrowding and a lack of clean water
how to prevent rheumatic fever
the most effective way to make sure that your child doesn't develop rheumatic fever is to treat
their strep throat infection quickly and thoroughly
this means making sure your child completes all prescribed doses of medication
in addition to schedule a follow-up visit to ensure that your child is free from strep bacteria antibodies
practicing proper hygiene methods can help prevent strep throat
these include covering your mouth when coughing or sneezing
washing your hands avoiding contact with people who are sick of Orting sharing personal items with people who are sick
complications associated with rheumatic fever
once they develop the symptoms of rheumatic fever can last for months the manic fever can
cause long-term complications in certain situations
one of the most prevalent complications it is rheumatic heart disease
other heart conditions include valves stenosis which is a narrowing of a valve
valve regurgitation
which is a leak in the valve that causes blood to flow in the wrong direction
heart muscle damage which is an inflammation that can weaken the heart muscle and decrease the heart's ability to pump blood
defectively at real fiber leisch and which is an irregular heartbeat in the upper chambers of the heart
heart failure which happens when the heart can no longer pump blood to all parts of the body
outlook the long-term effects of rheumatic fever can be disabling if your child has a severe case
some of the damage caused by the illness might not show up until years later
be aware of long-term effects as your child grows older
children who suffer from long-term damage related to rheumatic fever may be eligible for special education and other related services
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