Patient's question:
These days, my daughter has been having recurring fever. When she has a fever, she takes fever-reducing medicine, but then she gets fever again the next day. She also has some red rashes on her face. Recently, hand, foot, and mouth disease has been prevalent, and her symptoms are a bit like it. I'm really worried. What are the specific symptoms of hand, foot, and mouth disease in children?Doctor's answer:
Hello, friend, the symptoms of hand, foot, and mouth disease include blisters on the hands, mouth, feet, and legs, and it can also cause fever symptoms. The child's symptoms may be hand, foot, and mouth disease, and it is also necessary to take the child to the children's hospital for examination and treatment. Hand, foot, and mouth disease is generally related to viral infection, and antiviral drug treatment is also required. It is necessary to drink more warm water, and the general treatment usually takes about a week to gradually improve.