Herpangina outbreak in children (June 2023) 子どものヘルパンギーナが流行しています(2023年6月) Share!FacebookEmailTwitterWhatsApp 2023/07/03 Monday Announcements, Coronavirus Herpangina is prevalent in Mie Prefecture, especially among children so take precautions by washing hands thoroughly and gargling. What is herpangina? Herpangina is a viral pharyngitis that is mostly prevalent among children aged 0 to 6 years old, from around May to the summer season. It’s a typical summer cold. Symptoms Characterized by fever and a blistering rash on the oral mucosa. Fever and sore throat. Lesions appear in the oral cavity. Fever may be accompanied by febrile seizures, but the prognosis in most cases is good. Route of infection Contact and transmission by droplets of the virus in the feces, coughs and sneezes of patients. Treatment Symptomatic treatment for fever and other symptoms. Prevention is important as there is no effective vaccine. Measures that can be taken at home Viruses can be excreted in feces for a long time (2 to 4 weeks) after recovery. Thorough hand washing and gargling are effective ways to prevent infection. Avoid close contact with people with symptoms and do not share towels or other items. Share!FacebookEmailTwitterWhatsApp « Information about the Coronavírus Vaccine Consultation Line Beware of heatstroke! » ↑↑ Next Information ↑↑ Information about the Coronavírus Vaccine Consultation Line 2023/07/03 Monday Announcements, Coronavirus 新型コロナウイルスワクチン相談ダイアルのお知らせ Share!FacebookEmailTwitterWhatsApp Help is available to make an appointment for the coronavirus vaccination. People who want to be vaccinated should call the Coronavirus Vaccine Consultation Line for Foreign Residents of Mie. It is also possible to make consultations and questions about the vaccine. The consultation is free but there is a connection fee. Coronavirus Vaccine Consultation Line for Foreign Residents of Mie” – Mie Gaikokujin Corona Vaccine Soudan Dial (みえ外国人コロナワクチン相談ダイアル) TEL: 080-3123-9173 Opening hours From Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 5 pm. Available languages English, Portuguese, Spanish, Filipino, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Nepalese, Indonesian, Thai, Japanese Click here to see the flyer Share!FacebookEmailTwitterWhatsApp