A few years ago my daughter came down with roseola right after her first birthday. Of course, we didn’t know it was roseola initially, and since she previously had a uti, my first instinct was that her high fever with no other symptoms would indicate a repeat uti. Her doctor wasn’t in his office, so his associate, who had never met my daughter before, very simply said my daughter had roseola, without doing any further testing. I was a new mom, untrusting, and not believing. After all, my daughter was prone to febrile seizures and the quicker we treated this uti, the less chance we had of repeating the drama that followed her first bout with this infection. My mama bear instinct kicked in and I demanded more tests, which the doctor gave in and reluctantly performed.
Wow! This is a very good app to help me with finding out what illnesses are going around in my neighborhood. I like this because it can be very helpful in making sure that I might have an idea of what my child has.