Collection: Slapped Cheek Syndrome
What is Slapped Cheek Syndrome?
(Also known as Fifth Disease)
Slapped Cheek Syndrome is a common viral infection in children caused by parvovirus B19. It typically starts with mild cold-like symptoms, followed by a bright red rash on the cheeks, giving the appearance of being "slapped." It may also include a body rash, low-grade fever, and tiredness.
It’s usually mild and self-resolving, but can be uncomfortable during the active phase.
Natural Support for Slapped Cheek Syndrome
Recommended natural product:
- D02 Magnesium Oil Spray – Known for its anti-inflammatory and skin-calming properties, it can be sprayed on the body (avoid the face) to relieve itching or discomfort related to the rash and support overall relaxation and recovery.
Natural Ways to Support Recovery
- Encourage rest and hydration.
- Use a cool, damp cloth to soothe warm or itchy areas.
- Avoid heat and sunlight, which may worsen the rash.
- Boost the immune system with fruits, light meals, and gentle movement.
Note: Slapped cheek syndrome is contagious in the early phase, so it’s best to avoid contact with pregnant women and immunocompromised individuals.