Other Bad Symptoms
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DESCRIPTION OF SCARLET-FEVER.
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Hydriatic Treatment Of Scarlet Fever In Its Different Forms
These symptoms may present themselves with the rash standing out; but
most frequently they occur when there is little or no eruption, or when
it fades, becomes livid, or disappears altogether. A sudden
disappearance of the rash, before the sixth day, commonly increases the
typhoid symptoms, and must be considered a bad omen. Also the invasion
of the larynx, which is happily of rare occurrence, is commonly fatal.