The state-run National Health Service issues an alert about a small number of children presenting an unusual set of symptoms, including abdominal pain and inflammation around the heart. coronavirus
EMPTY. A picture shows an empty children's play area on Llandaff Fields in Cardiff, South Wales, in the morning on March 24, 2020 after Britain ordered a lockdown to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus. File photo by Geoff Caddick/AFP
The state-run National Health Service issued an alert at the weekend about a small number of children presenting an unusual set of symptoms, including abdominal pain and inflammation around the heart."I'm very worried about the early signs that in rare cases, there is an impact of an auto-immune response in children that causes a significant disease," Health Secretary Matt Hancock told LBC radio.
TSS is a serious illness associated with infections while Kawasaki causes blood vessels to become inflamed and is mostly found in children under the age of 5.
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