”Kawasaki disease is easily misdiagnosed as a cold Kawasaki disease is not a difficult disease, but people do not know much about it, and the symptoms of Kawasaki disease are very similar to the common cold and fever, so it is easy to misdiagnose. The symptoms of Kawasaki disease are different from those of the common cold and fever. The symptoms of the common cold and fever will be relieved after 3-5 days, and the body temperature will begin to drop. The papillae of the tongue are protruding, congested, and have a prune tongue; the hands and feet are stiff and edematous, and the palms of the hands and soles of the feet appear flushed early, with a large peeling skin at the junction of the nail bed after 10 days; Kawasaki disease also presents with non-purulent enlargement of the lymph nodes in the neck. Kawasaki disease also presents with non-purulent enlargement of the lymph nodes in the neck, which is not usually seen in the common cold. ”Kawasaki disease is most damaging to children because of the severe cardiovascular disease. Some children with Kawasaki disease may suffer from heart, brain, gallbladder, lung and other organ damage, as well as arthritis or arthralgia and gallbladder effusion. Cardiovascular damage is the most prominent, mostly occurring in the first 2-4 weeks of the disease and lasting for months to years, causing coronary artery aneurysms, coronary artery dilation, coronary artery stenosis or occlusion, etc. Myocardial infarction and coronary artery aneurysm rupture can lead to cardiogenic shock or even sudden death. ”Kawasaki disease” to early diagnosis and early treatment If there is a child under five weeks of age at home, there is a persistent high fever does not go away, and take a variety of antipyretic drugs and antibiotics, a few days without effect, and accompanied by the appearance of red rash, conjunctival congestion lip, congestion chap and other symptoms, do not just give the child to eat some anti-cold medicine, as soon as possible to take the child to the hospital examination The diagnosis and treatment. As long as the timely application of gammaglobulin, aspirin and other drugs, the majority of children with a good prognosis. However, after discharge from the hospital, it is necessary to take small doses of aspirin for a long time and to do regular follow-ups. Therefore, the key to Kawasaki disease is early diagnosis, active treatment and prevention of complications.