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Latest revision as of 13:19, 17 August 2026

Postinfectious scleroedema occurs days to months after a bacterial or viral infection. It has been particularly associated with streptococcal sore throat and half the cases occur in children. Spontaneous resolution normally occurs within six months to two years.

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English	Postinfectious scleroedema	Postinfectious scleroedema occurs days to months after a bacterial or viral infection. It has been particularly associated with streptococcal sore throat and half the cases occur in children. Spontaneous resolution normally occurs within six months to two years.