Dr. Francis Andrews explains how you get strep A infections.
Remember to trust your instincts as a parent - if you think your child needs medical help, do not hesitate to seek this.
Most strep A infections are not serious and can be treated with antibiotics.
But rarely, the infection can cause serious problems. This is called invasive group A strep (iGAS).
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Francis is Bolton NHS Foundation Trust's medical director.
Group A strep: how do you get it
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