Patient's question:
If a child gets sick, they will lose weight quickly, and their face will look sunken. In the past few days, they had hand, foot, and mouth disease, and now they are almost recovered, but they have lost a lot of weight. Since they haven't fully recovered yet, I'm worried about whether there's anything they shouldn't eat? Are there any nutritious recipes for babies with hand, foot, and mouth disease?Doctor's answer:
Hello, friend, if hand, foot, and mouth disease has improved, the main thing to focus on is dietary diversity. You can appropriately supplement with high-protein foods to increase nutrition. It's best to avoid overly greasy foods and snacks, and to eat less sour and spicy foods. This will be beneficial for recovery and for replenishing nutrients. It's also a good idea to eat small meals more frequently.