Patient's question:
Child with viral infection has mouth ulcers, no fever, day five. Hasn't eaten much, severe coughing with occasional vomiting, low spirits, poor appetite. Yesterday, symptoms reappeared (excluding today): mouth and hands turned dark and cold. Wearing more clothes than usual, body not hot but hands and feet are warm. Later, mouth turns red. Could it be myocarditis?Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation of the child you mentioned, it cannot be determined from the symptoms alone whether they have myocarditis. Considering the symptoms, it is possible that they may be caused by a viral infection. In this case, it would be advisable to start with antiviral medication to see if the symptoms improve. Additionally, maintain a light diet and avoid foods that are too stimulating. Rest more, as this will also help a lot.The above advice is for the question "Could a child with viral infection and mouth ulcers without fever have myocarditis?" I hope it is helpful to you. Wishing you good health!