Patient's question:
Is hand, foot, and mouth disease with herpangina rarely urinating? My child is one year and four months old, and yesterday they went to see a doctor and came back to take medication. They noticed that they urinated very little. The first time they went, the medication was prescribed, but even then, they urinated very little. Yesterday, they went for a follow-up check-up, and it was prescribed by a different doctor! Could it be related to the medication?Doctor's answer:
The child's condition should be unrelated to the medication according to the description. Pay close attention and observe carefully, while also increasing fluid intake to boost metabolism. If the medication is effective, normalcy will return once its effects wear off. It is important to continue drinking plenty of water. If there are still other discomforts, it is necessary to seek timely prenatal examinations and clinical diagnosis for a clear confirmation, and then adopt comprehensive evaluation measures for treatment to restore health. Wishing you eternal health.