Patient's question:
Oral inflammation. Blisters on hands and feet. Blisters in the mouth without fever. Past treatment and effectiveness: Initially treated for fever and sore mouth, but blisters on hands and feet were not detected. What help is needed: Isolation at home, drinking heat-clearing and detoxifying fluids, how helpful is it. How long without fever indicates the condition has passed.Doctor's answer:
Considering the child is likely to have hand, foot, and mouth disease, the condition of the child with mild hand, foot, and mouth disease is not serious. It may last for 7-10 days. However, severe cases may lead to complications. It is recommended to actively treat with antiviral therapy, such as taking ribavirin and antiviral oral liquid together. Additionally, you can take cefixime. The above advice is for the question "What should I do if my baby has a fever, mouth ulcers, and blisters on hands and feet?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!