The rash produces a constant mild generalized sunburn sensation and is more severe during flares. He has sporadic non-specific skin lesions. He has a high titer of Ro/SS-A antibodies, high titer ...
It looks like small, raised bumps and starts on the chest and tummy, then spreads. The rash makes your skin feel rough, like sandpaper. It is recommended you see a GP if your child has Scarlet Fever.