Early symptoms of oral-hand-foot disease

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

After the child is infected with enterovirus, the onset is usually characterized by fever, typically 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 little fluid inside.