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Scientists at UCSF discovered how kids were developing multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C), a mysterious, life-threatening
This discovery has implications for other autoimmune diseases.
Vaccination Increases MIS-C by At Least 43%!
Not Kawasaki´s
A ten-year-old patient, COVID19 positive for a week, mostly nonsymptomatic, is admitted to our floor.
He has been febrile non-stop and developed a nonpruritic rash on his palms, feet, tummy, he has been vomiting for two days, diarrhea for three, he looks toxic.
During the initial physical examination, I observed nonpurulent conjunctivitis, lymphadenitis of the neck and he had the typical mouth rash and his tongue was like a strawberry, He had a heart murmur, according to parents, the child doesn't have a history of heart issues. His tummy was tender, his feet looked a bit swollen.
In the lab - leukopenia, anemia, thrombocytopenia, elevation in transaminases, positive d-dimers, CRP 12, PCT 60. Low albumin, Protieunuria. His cardiac enzymes were fine. ¨
We don't have a pediatric ICU so we just did the blood tests and gave him fluids, took the material for bacteriological work up and I think the older doc also gave him a dose of corticosteroids before we transported him to a more specialized pediatric hospital. From what I heart he is doing fine, tho he had some fluid around his heart.
What I wanna say is this - this kid has been “followed” by his ped GP, the parents called the GP like three days before admission, saying the kid developed a rash and the GP prescribed antihistamines without seeing the kid. Like...we live in modern fuckin times, if they are no willing to do their job properly they could have asked for IDK photos? maybe? This year my hatred towards GPs has risen to new heights.
Anyway...I have some pics which don't want to be uploaded rn so if u r interested check this post later when I get home.
I hope u folks are safe and healthy and your families also.
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PS It was multisystem inflammatory syndrome post COVID. It´s good to be aware of this if u take care of the little humans.
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Multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C), believed to be linked to COVID-19, damages the heart to such an extent that some children will need lifelong monitoring and interventions, said the senior author of a medical literature review published Sept. 4 in EClinicalMedicine, a journal of The Lancet. Case studies also show MIS-C can strike seemingly […]
This is in children who did not have symptoms. You really don’t want your child to catch this virus. Still want schools to reopen?
Scientists have uncovered genetic variants that help to explain why some children with mild COVID-19 go on to develop a severe inflammatory
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