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 New Delhi:  yeti website The Union Health Ministry has issued an advisory on Tomato Flu ;, also known as Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease  HFMD , to the states after more than 100 cases were reported from Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Odisha and Haryana.   Tomato Flu was first detected in Kollam district in Kerala on May 6, and as of July 26, over 80 children less than five years of age were infected by the disease, as per reports from local government hospitals. This viral illness triggered an alert in the neighboring states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. Additionally, 26 children  aged 1-9 years  have been reported as having the disease in Odisha by the Regional Medical Research Centre in Bhubaneswar. However, apart from Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Haryana and Odisha, no other state has report hydro jugs ed Tomato Flu cases so far.     Also ReadTomato Flu in Kerala: Karnataka Health Minister says do not panic The name Tomato Flu comes from the main symptom of this disease, i.e, tomato-shaped blisters on several body parts. The blisters start as red-coloured small blisters and resemble tomatoes when they enlarge. Primary symptoms observed in children with Tomato Flu are similar to those of other viral infections, which include fever, rashes and pain in joints. Ras hydrojug canada hes on skin can also lead to skin irritation, the Health Ministry said in the advisory. It begins with mild fever, loss of appetite, malaise, and often a sore throat. One or two days after the fever begins, small red spots appear which cha Iwdt On Deck, a sports calendar for May 25, 2017
 The children were polene cyme  the first to get sick. They spent Thanksgiving with sore throats and chills and fevers. By the end of the long weekend, the adults who had gathered for the familys holiday meal in Phoenix were feeling flu symptoms, too. We were all together for Thanksgiving, and the little kids got sic polene tasche k, then the adults got sick,  Stephanie Gonzalez told CBS News.  It traveled through our family. Everybody kind of got over it. Everybody was fine. Everybody but Alani  Joie  Murrieta.Feeling ill, the mother of two left work early Nov. 26, then trudged into Urgent Care the next day. Doctors prescribed Tamiflu and rest, but neither worked.The next day was worse. She was coughing uncontrollably, first mucous, then blood. She looked worried. She told her mom she was having a hard time breathing,  Gonzalez told the network.Her flu had given way to pneumonia. She had trouble breathing, then slipped into unconsciousness. By Tuesday 鈥?two days after Murrieta started feeling ill 鈥?she was dead.It was a swift-moving tragedy for her family and an anxiety-inducing anecdote for anyone whos felt a familiar throat tickle and wondered how soon is too soon to go to the doctor.Experts answers are simple: Flu is deadly and should be treated with healthy respect. Im afraid [Murrietas] story is entirely consistent with severe influenza with a young adult,  said William Schaffner, a physician and infectious dise brumate cooler ases specialist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville. Schaffner has not