Patient's question:
Dear doctors, a child over two years old has had low fever for five days and is also taking medication. Yesterday, they had low fever and went to the children's hospital. The doctor diagnosed it as hand, foot, and mouth disease and prescribed medication. However, they had another fever at midnight and went to the hospital again in the morning. There is a urine test report attached. Please help me review it. Because it is in Vietnam, everything is in Vietnamese, but the formulas are the same, right?Doctor's answer:
According to your situation, hand, foot, and mouth disease is a common illness in children and can be infectious. Hand, foot, and mouth disease is a disease caused by enterovirus, and it primarily manifests as blisters on the oral mucosa, rashes on the palms and soles, often accompanied by fever with a body temperature below 38.5 degrees. Consider taking oral fever-reducing medication, such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen. If possible, fever below 38.5 degrees does not require oral fever-reducing medication. In severe cases, intravenous treatment may be necessary.