Typical cases include symptoms of:

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In many cases of Roseola, children appear with no signs or symptoms of Roseola.

In 5-15% of young childre, high fevers may cause seizures.

Symptoms:

High fever up to 3-5 days

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Upper respiratory symptoms such as sore throat, cough, runny nose, or congestion

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Tiredness and irritability

Rash 3-5 days after fever:

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Starts on trunk and may spread to include face, arms, legs, and neck

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Red, non-itchy, painless spots

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About 90 percent of all children have been exposed to the virus, with about 33 percent actually demonstrating the syndrome of fever followed by rash.