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Was ist das Kawasaki-Syndrom? Was sind seine Ursachen, Symptome und wie wird es behandelt?
Die häufigsten Symptome
- Bauchschmerzen
- Übelkeit
- Fieber
- Kopfschmerzen
- Himbeerzunge
- Nervenschmerz
- Anschwellen der Gliedmaßen
- Rissige Lippen
- Knospen
- Ermüdung
- Ausschlag
- Gerötete Haut
- Rötung der Augenbindehaut
- Erhöhte Herzfrequenz
- Vergrößerte Lymphknoten
- Vermehrt tränende Augen
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Wie wird die Kawasaki-Krankheit behandelt? Hospitalisierung
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Andere Namen
Kawasaki-Syndrom, Kawasaki Krankheit, mukokutanes Knotensyndrom, mukokutanes Lymphknotensyndrom, Vaskulitis, fieberhafte systemische Vaskulitis