Pediatric Cases

strawberry tongue

 

strawberry tongue

 

strawberry tongue

 

Strawberry tongue

 

Strawberry tongue
Scarlet fever,
Great pic

 

Strawberry tongue
Scarlet fever,
Great pic

 

strawberry tongue due to kawasaki disease or toxic shock syndrome.

 

scarlet fever

 

strowberry tongue

 

Scharlach

 

Fever

 

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Straw berry tongue (Scarlet fever)

 

scarlet fever:
group A streptococcal bacteria ( S. pyogenes )-fever, lethargy, sore throat, and a bumpy rash that blanches under pressure. The sandpaper rash appears first on the upper chest and spreads to the neck, abdomen, legs, arms, and in folds of skin such as under the arm or groin. In scarlet fever, the skin around the mouth tends to be pale, while the cheeks are flushed. The patient usually has a "strawberry tongue,"
dark red lines (called Pastia's lines) may appear in the creases of skin folds.
After the fever is gone, the skin on the face and body flakes; the skin on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet peels more dramatically
Rx: penicillin

 

strawberry tongue

 

allergie

 

scarlet fever sign, strawberry tounge

 

Strawberry tongue

 

Strawberry tongue. Scarlet fever

 

strowbery tongue