roseola

/roʊˈziːələ/
noun
  1. A mild viral infection in young children that causes a high fever followed by a pink rash.
    • Roseola is common in children under two years old and usually goes away on its own.
    • The doctor explained that roseola is not dangerous and just needs rest and fluids.
    • The baby was diagnosed with roseola after three days of fever and a sudden rash.
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