The tomato fever is a relatively newly discovered infectious disease characterized by distinctive rashes. During the illness, blood-filled blisters form on the skin, which become larger as the condition progresses. The exact pathogen is currently unknown, but experts believe it may be a new variant of hand, foot, and mouth disease. Tomato fever first emerged in India, primarily affecting young children, especially those under five years old. Although the disease is painful, no severe cases have been documented so far. The emergence of tomato fever increasingly draws attention to infectious diseases spreading among children and presents new challenges for health authorities. Due to the spread of the disease and its…