Patient's question:
Fever. Diarrhea. Small blisters appearing on hands, feet, mouth, buttocks. Also a bit on the legs. Started having fever and diarrhea on June 7th. Blisters appeared on June 10th. Treatment: The doctor prescribed Shanlamei Granules and Ribavirin Effervescent Tablets. Still a bit feverish now. The blisters have turned into small black spots. Is my son getting better?Doctor's answer:
Patients with severe clinical hand, foot, and mouth disease include the following:The first child with persistent high fever is very serious. The second child with a temperature below normal levels also has severe hand, foot, and mouth disease. Third, complications such as myocarditis, pediatric encephalitis, etc., are also severe cases of hand, foot, and mouth disease.
The child has been diagnosed with hand, foot, and mouth disease, but the body's blisters gradually increase. If you take hand, foot, and mouth disease seriously, you can continue to take medication as recommended by your doctor!