How can hand, foot, and mouth disease be controlled

Patient's question:

My baby also has hand, foot, and mouth disease, but he doesn't have a fever now and is in good spirits. The doctor gave him some medicine, but his hands have also developed blisters. Will it be serious? I went to get more medicine today. Does it need to be treated with an intravenous drip to control it?

Doctor's answer:

Lightly ill patients can be given antiviral, anti-infection, and systemic supportive treatment; severely ill patients should also closely monitor changes in their condition, especially the function of vital organs such as the brain, lungs, and heart; critically ill patients should pay particular attention to monitoring blood pressure, blood gas analysis, and chest X-rays.

📌 Related Posts