la maladie de Kawasaki ?

Coronavirus : Michel Cymes explique ce qu'est la maladie de Kawasaki ?

Un premier enfant est mort d'une forme proche de la maladie de Kawasaki en France, il avait été infecté par le coronavirus.

Une mystérieuse nouvelle maladie liée au coronavirus a fait les gros titres ce mois-ci, craignant qu'elle ne soit mortelle chez les enfants.

La maladie de Kawasaki est une maladie rare qui aurait des liens avec Covid-19 et provoque une éruption cutanée et une température élevée.

Il est décrit comme un «syndrome inflammatoire» et présente des symptômes similaires au choc toxique.

Il survient après qu'un bébé de huit mois est devenu la plus jeune victime britannique de la condition mortelle.

Environ huit enfants sur 100 000 développent la maladie de Kawasaki au Royaume-Uni chaque année - et c'est une fois et demie plus fréquente chez les garçons que chez les filles.

Également connu sous le nom de syndrome des ganglions lymphatiques mucocutanés, c'est une maladie dans laquelle les vaisseaux sanguins de tout le corps s'enflamment.

Un rapport sur la vingtaine de cas admis au London Children's Hospital a révélé que tous les enfants présentaient des symptômes similaires, selon le Mirror.
Les parents doivent également être conscients des symptômes du syndrome de choc toxique.

1-Une température élevée
2-Pression artérielle faible
3-Éruptions cutanées
4-Conjonctivite
5-Symptômes pseudo-grippaux, tels qu'un mal de tête, une sensation de froid, une sensation de fatigue ou d'épuisement, un corps douloureux, un mal de gorge et une toux
6-Rougeur sur la paume ou la plante des pieds
7-Se sentir et être malade
8-La diarrhée
9-Vomissement
10-Une éruption cutanée généralisée semblable à un coup de soleil
11-Les lèvres, la langue et le blanc des yeux deviennent rouge vif
12-Étourdissements ou évanouissements
13-Difficulté à respirer
14-Confusion

Comments

you would want to now what CNN said about 'Scoob'!

Scoob!' isn't much fun, and neither are those meddling kids (CNN) First, a confession: There are those of us who have never really been fans of Scooby-Doo, or for that matter, those meddling kids. Still, the animated dog and his crime-solving crew have been around for 50 years, which explains why there's a movie called " Scoob !," one so inconsequential and flat it doesn't lose much by premiering on a TV screen. " Scoob !" had been destined for theaters before coronavirus intervened . As studios try to make the best of a bad situation and feed the appetite for new content, it follows "Trollq World Tour" -- which found a receptive audience -- in the category of family fare streaming into homes, offering a diversion for parents seeking to distract kids for 90-ish minutes, especially if they can excuse themselves and go watch something else. Nostalgia aside, the biggest challenge for this animated mo

Jeff Bezos may become world's first trillionaire

According to Comparisun , a company which allows small- to medium-sized firms to compare different business products, the world's first trillionaire will likely be Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos. Their projection shows Bezos reaching trillionaire status by 2026. The company said their projection is based on taking the average percentage of yearly growth over the past five years and applying it to future years. Comparisun shows Bezos' net worth grew an average of 34% over the last five years. Not a trillionaire but want to be?: Money tips and advice delivered right to your inbox. Sign up here As of Thursday morning, Bezos' net worth was estimated at $143 billion, according to Bloomberg's Billionaires Index , whilch tracks the worth of the world's richest people daily. Compared to last year, Bezos' worth has surged by more than $28 billion. Talk of Bezos' potential trillionaire status follows public protests by Amazon employees over their sa

Rihanna's scent that makes everyone addicted?

But what does the smell of Rihanna smell that makes everyone addicted? Few people have ever had the chance to smell the scent of Rihanna up close. Unfortunately, it’s not every day that we can smell the pop icon’s fragrance. But according to his celebrity friends, the myth would indeed be a reality. "I smell everyone on the red carpet," said US host Ryan Seacrest, and Rihanna was the best smelling celebrity in the Grammys. " And the list of stars to have been intoxicated by this mysterious emanation is long. There is also Nick Jonas, who tried to flirt with the singer of "Umbrella" without success: "She smells incredibly good. It's something I can tell you, "reveals the man who is now married to Priyanka Chopra, and adds:" Everyone says it, but now that I have felt it it's incredible ". Jim Parsons, the interpreter of Sheldon Cooper in "The Big Bang Theory" seems even completely addicted to this perfu

Be smart

Search This Blog