Viral Gastroenteritis Treatment
Health Encyclopedia: Echo Virus Infection
Nonpolio enterovirus infection
Symptoms
ECHO viruses cause a wide variety of conditions. Symptoms vary with the type of disease produced and can be found under the specific diagnosis:
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Acute gastroenteritis - Viral
pharyngitis -
Herpangina (mouth sores) -
Croup - Upper respiratory infection
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Pneumonia -
Pericarditis -
Myocarditis -
Aseptic meningitis ...
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