Patient's question:
Yesterday I noticed small red spots on the baby's buttocks, and today I noticed them on the hands as well. There's no high fever, and the baby is in good spirits. However, the current body temperature is 36 degrees, which seems a bit high.Treatment history and effectiveness: Received two bottles of intravenous fluids today, and treatment will continue tomorrow.
What kind of help is needed: The current body temperature is 36 degrees—is that normal?
Doctor's answer:
Hand, foot, and mouth disease is usually around 38°C. Oral mucosa reappears with clustered herpetic blisters, rice-sized, with significant pain; palm or sole may also be affected. The blisters have an inflammatory red halo with less fluid inside.Medical Advice: The child's symptoms are currently mild. For mild cases, antiviral, anti-infection, and supportive treatment can be provided. It is recommended to follow the "Wash hands thoroughly, drink hot water, eat meat, ventilate frequently, and sun dry bedding."
Spring and summer are seasons where enterovirus transmission is more likely to occur. It is important to maintain environmental, food, and personal hygiene.