New details about the sickness, possibly linked to coronavirus, that is targeting kids.
Doctors are now calling it "Pediatric multi-system inflammatory syndrome."
TARGETING KIDS.DOCTORS ARE NOW CALLING IT'PEDIATRIC MULTI-SYSTEMINFLAMMATORY SYNDROME'.AT LEAST TWO YOUNG BOYS AND AN18 -YEAR-OLD GIRL HAVE DIEDFROM IT.IT CAN AFFECT MULTIPLE ORGANS..AND SYMPTOMS INCLUDE A HIGH--LONG LASTINGFEVER...RASHES...SWEL LING OFTHE PALMS AND FEET...SWOLLENLYMPH NODES...AND RED EYES.DOCTORS SAY...NOT ALL THECHILDREN EXPERIENCING THESEISSUES ARE CURRENTLY POSITIVEFOR COVID- 19...AND THIS SYNDROME COULD BE ADELAYED COMPLICATION.THIS HAPPENS WITH A LOT OFVIRUSES THAT THEY CAN TRIGGERTHESE TYPE OF INFLAMMATORYSYNDROMES .AND IN THE CASE OF COVID 19WE'VE SEEN IT IN ADULTS ANDTHIS IS THE FIRST TIME WE'RESEEING IT IN CHILDREN."DOCTORS SAY - UNLIKE COVID-19-- THIS SYNDROME DOES NOTAPPEAR TO BE CONTAGIOUS.RESEARCHERS SAY TWO NEW STUDIESMAY HELP EXPLAIN WHY THERE'SSUCH A WIDE
Some children who have had COVID-19 are developing strange symptoms in response to the virus and it has parents worried. Local..
The Alabama Department of Public Health recently confirmed it sent a public health alert to doctors about a rare illness children..
