Lookey lookey! More roseola (AKA sixth disease)! 9mo healt | Figure 1

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Lookey lookey! More roseola (AKA sixth disease)! 9mo healthy boy, 3 days of fever to 103 with no specific symptoms and then the fever broke followed by this rapidly spreading rash. This baby is a little itchy. It's not strep or measles because the fever went away before the rash. It's not chicken pox because it is morbilloform, not vesicular. HHV 6 and 7 are the likely viruses. Roseola!

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