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Medical experts raise concerns over Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in children and adults

Timely treatment of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome, which can start between two and 12 weeks after COVID, important; preventive measures in children and vaccination of adults key, they stress

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Dr Fazal Nabi, director-Paediatrics, Jaslok Hospital (right) Dr Subhash Hira, Professor of Global Health, University of Washington-Seattle

Dr Fazal Nabi, director-Paediatrics, Jaslok Hospital (right) Dr Subhash Hira, Professor of Global Health, University of Washington-Seattle

AMID the recent death of a seven-year-old Kalamboli boy due to Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome and more such fatalities across the world, health experts have expressed concerns over the inflammatory disease, underscoring the need for its timely treatment.

MIS C (children) and A (adults) can present 2 to 12 weeks after Covid-19 and is seen in 1-2 per cent patients. In the case of Std II student Shreyash, reported by mid-day on July 12, the child died due to MIS, though his parents claimed he had no Covid symptoms.

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