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Strep A & Scarlet Fever Posted or Updated on 9 May 2025

Cases of Strep A and Scarlet fever have been rising in children in recent years and whilst most cases are mild and can be treated with antibiotics, if left untreated can lead to far more serious conditions.

If you are concerned about your child and believe they may have symptoms please take a look at the link below to see what to look out for.

Strep A And Scarlet Fever

 

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