Please ask your surgeon for his specific thinking, and if you feel that his explanation is incomplete, you can consider a second opinion just to make sure that you understand completely why your son is being treated like he is. I'm the only parent. My simple response is to listen to her. Let her know that you are interested in her and never forget to tell her and show her that you love her unconditionally. Ask her what she would like from your relationship with her.
Scarlet fever sounds more frightening than it is.
It is simply strep throat plus a sand papery body rash. It is treated for ten days with penicillin just like strep throat. The rare complication of rheumatic fever only occurs in one to three percent of untreated cases. Other complications might occur, but these are also uncommon. He acts like he can't see too well.