Patient's question:
Hand, foot, and mouth disease has developed blisters, but there is no fever. Is it still hand, foot, and mouth disease?Previous treatment and effectiveness: In the past two days, our Qian Sheng here has been treated for oral ulcers (eating some porridge after treatment), but the blisters on her hands and feet are still appearing.
What kind of help is needed: Want to know whether it is indeed hand, foot, and mouth disease.
Doctor's answer:
It is likely hand, foot, and mouth disease. Previously, only the mouth was affected, which was pharyngitis, and then blisters appeared, indicating hand, foot, and mouth disease. The child is in good spirits and not feverish. Oral ribavirin and Lixun liquid for face washing can be administered. Apply Lixun liquid to the red rash areas to promote scab formation. Face washing, swallowing, and vomiting are normal and not a concern with traditional Chinese medicine. Fish, shrimp, and eggs should not be consumed as they hinder growth and development. If the child develops high fever that does not subside, tremors during naps, headache, abdominal pain, orbital pain, dry vomiting, lack of energy, weak legs, inability to stand or walk straight, they should be hospitalized immediately. Maintain daily bowel movements for the child. If constipation occurs for three days, use infant glycerin suppositories.