Scarlet fever case confirmed at Wellington school
Health authorities have confirmed a scarlet fever case at a Wellington school.
A scarlet fever case has been confirmed at a Wellington school. Scarlet fever is a serious disease caused by group A streptococcal infection, typically presenting as a severe sore throat. Health experts advise that any child with symptoms or an intensely sore throat should see a doctor.
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Scarlet fever case confirmed at Wellington school
One of the more serious diseases caused by group A streptococcal infection that most people experience as a severe sore throat.
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Scarlet fever case confirmed at Wellington school
Expert says any child with symptoms or an intensely sore throat should see a doctor.