Tomato flu in India: Check symptoms, treatment of rare disease infecting children
According to The Lancet, Tomato flu is highly contagious but currently non-threatening to lives.
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According to The Lancet, Tomato flu is highly contagious but currently non-threatening to lives.
While the world is already fighting Monkeypox and COVID 19, and now tomato flu is a new threat.
The infection is called 'tomato flu' because of the red, painful blisters that appear on a patient's body and gradually enlarge to the size of a tomato.
A total 26 children have been diagnosed with the hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) in Odisha.