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Oh btw, for my Indians on here, there's a new virus called tomato flu/tomato fever that's spreading particularly amongst really young children. Rn only four states have been affected- Tamil Nadu, Haryana, Odisha and Kerala, but it's not looking good so people need to be vigilant. Especially with kids under 10 who are most affected and vulnerable. Here's a good article outlining details. Stay safe out there.
The symptoms of tomato flu fever are similar to those of any other disease caused by bacteria. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, muscle aches, sore throat, and fever. In some cases, people may experience stomach cramps, chills, and fatigue. There is no cure for this illness because scientists still searching. However, treatment includes rest, plenty of fluids, and medication if necessary.
So.
Maybe now is the time to say I'm writing a sci-fi novel for 4 years now.
It's a giant vegetables invasion.
It's start with a giant tomato crashing from space and transforming people into giant vegetables.
I swear this is not my fault.
I didn't start a quest to conquer the world.
And even if I did you have no proof.
Symptoms of Tomato Flu
The symptoms have distinct intensities in different cases. The main symptoms of tomato flu include high fever, severe joint pain with sometimes joint swelling, and rashes localized in the tongue, inside of the cheek, gums, soles, and palm. Sometimes red and painful lesions can be seen on the buttocks.
Tomato flu is a highly contagious and self-limiting disease mainly seen among children in tropical countries like India.
All about Tomato Flu
Tomato flu is a highly contagious and self-limiting disease mainly seen among children in tropical countries like India.
Symptoms of Tomato Flu
The symptoms have distinct intensities in different cases. The main symptoms of tomato flu include high fever, severe joint pain with sometimes joint swelling, and rashes localized in the tongue, inside of the cheek, gums, soles, and palm. Sometimes red and painful lesions can be seen on the buttocks.
All about Tomato Flu
Tomato flu, also known as lycopenodermia, is a condition that occurs when a person consumes large amounts of lycopene, a pigment that gives tomatoes their red color. Symptoms may include skin redness, flushing, and a feeling of warmth, but the condition is not a true flu and does not pose any serious health risks. To prevent tomato flu, it is recommended to consume lycopene-rich foods in moderation and to avoid consuming large amounts of raw tomatoes on an empty stomach."
Tomato flu is a highly contagious and self-limiting disease mainly seen among children in tropical countries like India.
All about Tomato Flu
Tomato flu is a highly contagious and self-limiting disease mainly seen among children in tropical countries like India.
