[HIGHLIGHTS] Scarlet fever: There is no vaccination - how to minimize the risk of infection

Scarlet fever: There is no vaccination - how to minimize the risk of infection.. As of: February 17, 2024, 3:22 p.m By: Laura Knops CommentsPressSplit Scarlet fever occurs primarily in children and is considered particularly contagious.

Prompt treatment is therefore important. The disease is caused by scarlet fever bacteria, so-called A streptococci, and initially manifests itself as a sore throat. The symptoms are often accompanied by a skin rash.