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Q: Scarlet Fever Long-term Effects

asked by: bevyofbeauty on September 14th, 2007

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I had Scarlet Fever as a small child. Now, in m forties, whenever I have a fever from flu or food poisoning or whatever, I have a seizure. I'm wondering if these fever-related seizures could be a lingering long-term effect of the childhood illness. I don't have epilepsy, so I can't figure out what else the seizures could be about.

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young Girl

replied on September 14th, 2007

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i had a horrible case so SF when i was 13
i havent had anything happen to me since that me nor the doctors believe is from haveing SF

Tylanas

replied on September 14th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Re: Scarlet Fever Long-term Effects

bevyofbeauty wrote:

Have you gone to any doctors about this? Seizures are a very serious medical condition.

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