Patient's question:
The knees have red spots, the buttocks have some, hands and feet have a few, and there are a few in the mouth, but no high fever. The child doesn't feel uncomfortable. The doctor prescribed Pian Nan Gen.Past treatment history and effectiveness: Never had this before. What kind of help is needed: Do I need to take any medicine? Should I take medicine? Are there any dietary precautions to follow?
Doctor's answer:
After contracting the disease, the baby will generally experience persistent fever, with a duration of 2 to 7 days varying. Therefore, it is important to carefully observe the child, frequently measure body temperature, ensure the indoor air is fresh and the temperature is comfortable, open windows for ventilation at regular intervals, and implement air sterilization daily. The indoor environment should prevent an excessive number of people, and smoking is strictly prohibited to avoid air pollution and secondary infections. Toys, utensils, or other items used by the patient should be thoroughly sterilized. Rest in bed and drink plenty of warm water. The diet should be light, delicious, and easy to digest. When oral ulcers are present, many liquid foods can be consumed. Avoid cold, spicy, salty, and other stimulating foods. Maintain oral hygiene at all times to prevent secondary bacterial infections, and use warm water to rinse the face after each meal.