Tomato flu is a case of children with an undiagnosed and unidentified fever. According to the media, it is still unclear whether tomato fever is a viral fever or a consequence of chikungunya or dengue fever.
The new flu called tomato fever has hit Kerala with more than 80 children infected. The flu is said to affect children more than adults, and the number is expected to rise. Amid the rise in cases, there has been widespread concern over whether or not tomato consumption is linked to this fever.
It should be noted that eating tomatoes has nothing to do with tomato fever and it is extremely safe to consume tomatoes. However, as a general precaution, anything edible should be washed first.
Why is tomato fever called that?
The reason health experts call it tomato fever is because of its symptoms. When a patient catches this flu, he develops red tomato-like scars on his body, which is why this flu is called tomato fever.
What is tomato fever?
This is a case of children with undiagnosed and unidentified fever. According to the media, there is still debate whether tomato fever is a viral fever or a sequel to chikungunya or dengue fever. With tomato flu, children experience rashes, skin irritation, dehydration, and red blisters, which is probably where it got its name tomato flu.
Tomato flu symptoms
Some of the main symptoms of tomato flu
- High fever
- Dehydration
- Skin rashes, skin irritation; The skin color of the hands and legs may also change
- Blisters
- Stomach cramps, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea
- Runny nose, coughing, sneezing
- Fatigue and body aches
Tomato fever: the causes
The flu is still largely unknown and the causes are unknown are not exactly known. Whether it is a new virus or a sequel to Dengue/Chikungunya is still debated.
When should you not eat tomatoes?
People with kidney stones, knee pain, diarrhea and abdominal pain should not consume tomatoes without first consulting a doctor.
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