Hand, foot, and mouth disease, it's blisters on the hands and feet, and at one point in the evening the hands were still...

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Doctor's answer:

Children with hand, foot, and mouth disease infected with enterovirus typically present with fever, usually around 38°C. Dispersed, rice-grain-sized vesicles appear on the oral mucosa, causing significant pain. Rice-grain-sized vesicles may also appear on the palms or soles, and the buttocks can be affected. The vesicles are surrounded by inflammatory erythema, with minimal fluid inside. It is recommended to seek medical diagnosis promptly and receive symptomatic treatment. Avoid self-medication to prevent delaying the condition.