Patient's question:
Medical Description: 2-year-old boy:1. Fever
2. Mouth ulcers, unable to eat
3. Red spots on hands and feet
History of Treatment and Effect: Received intravenous drips at the hospital, fever temporarily subsided, but it returned after a period of time.
Help Needed:，
Doctor's answer:
Problem Analysis: Hand, foot, and mouth disease is an eruptive infectious disease, primarily caused by Coxsackie virus. It can occur throughout the year, but it is most common during the summer and autumn seasons. It can affect people of all ages, especially children under 3 years old.Advice: Treatment is primarily focused on antiviral medications. Lamb Horn Granules and Antiviral Oral Liquid are both antiviral drugs, and you can take one of them. Based on your condition, consider avoiding spicy and irritating foods, and instead, eat soft and easily digestible foods.