Is RSV going around Aurora, Illinois?

Recent RSV signals in Aurora

No matching labels appear in the available privacy-filtered breakdown. Low-count labels may be withheld, and this list does not capture every illness in the city.

Source: parent logs linked to Aurora schools and daycares on Ickly. Counts are label mentions, not unique children or cases; one log can include several symptoms. This is not citywide prevalence or public-health outbreak surveillance.

How Aurora parents can tell

• Runny nose and congestion
• Wheezing or fast breathing
• Persistent wet cough
• Poor feeding in babies

RSV looks like a cold in older kids but hits infants hardest, and it spreads for three to eight days.

Local signals come from parent-entered logs, with low-count labels withheld from this city breakdown. Symptoms can have more than one cause; use your child's symptoms and medical advice alongside local reports.