How is Kawasaki disease caused?
Disease description:
My daughter started having a fever half a month ago, developed a skin rash, and also had mouth ulcers. After going to the hospital, she was diagnosed with Kawasaki disease. How does one get Kawasaki disease?
The exact cause of Kawasaki disease is currently unknown, but it may be related to infections. The likelihood of developing Kawasaki disease increases when the body is infected with bacteria, viruses, or pathogens such as chlamydia or mycoplasma. Additionally, the development of Kawasaki disease is also associated with genetic factors and immune inflammatory responses. If symptoms of Kawasaki disease are observed, it is important to seek prompt medical evaluation for a definitive diagnosis and follow professional medical advice for treatment.