Coxsackie refers to a collection of closely related viruses that usually cause gastrointestinal infection
Coxsackie A viruses are particularly prevalent in infants and young children and are least serious. The symptoms are similar to flu (muscle aches or pains and/or headaches, and fever), but with intestinal symptoms, and usually disappear within a few days. Coxsackie B viruses are far more serious and of greater concern. They can cause serious diseases beyond the intestinal tract, such as viral myocarditis, an inflammatory disease of the heart, and cerebral meningitis. In most cases, however, the disease resolves spontaneously without any treatment. But in some cases there can be progressive diseases or recurrence of symptoms.

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Poppie Enslin
For seven years Poppie Enslin battled to get rid of a virus infection. Waking up in the mornings she felt as if she had a cold or flu. The symptoms such as headaches, a sore throat, sinusitis and stomach pains, refused to disappear. In addition, she felt tired most of the time and experienced terrible aches and pains in her legs. Poppie couldn’t figure out what was wrong with her ... until blood tests were carried out which showed that she had contracted the Coxsackie virus.

"It gave me the fright of my life," says Poppie. "I’d never heard of this virus before. When the doctor told me that it was worse than yuppie flu, I was even more distressed!"

Poppie had been working at a clinic that was used by a number of specialists. This probably explained how she contracted the virus which is primarily transmitted by touch through shaking hands, etc.