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What Is The Red Rash On My 1.9 Months Old S Tongue?

Hi, My son started with a red rush on saturday, he has high tempreture and running nose and somtimes nose bleeds in his sleep. I have been giving him paracetamol to keep the temperature down. I noticed yesterday he has a red tongue with rush like on it. I have been to a GP and he thinks it is just a virus. I am not sure because he seems to be getting worse. He keep holding his throught when he drinks and seems to shake when he is walking. he is 1 year and 9 months old. I do not know what to do? The GP has not prescribed anything.
Mon, 4 Jul 2016
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Hello. I just read through your question.
In most cases, this is caused by a virus, like your GPS said. The mouth pain can be significant at times and this puts the children at risk of dehydration. It is important to make sure he takes a sip of clear fluid every 10-15 minutes to avoid dehydration. Within a few days the illness will pass.
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What Is The Red Rash On My 1.9 Months Old S Tongue?

Hello. I just read through your question. In most cases, this is caused by a virus, like your GPS said. The mouth pain can be significant at times and this puts the children at risk of dehydration. It is important to make sure he takes a sip of clear fluid every 10-15 minutes to avoid dehydration. Within a few days the illness will pass.