Can hand, foot, and mouth disease patients develop red bumps?

Patient's question:

Girl baby, 1.5 years old. Confirmed with hand, foot, and mouth disease. After taking medicine for 3 days, the mouth ulcers have healed, the hands are almost healed, and the blisters on the feet have hardened, but small red bumps have started appearing on the body. Is it spreading?

Doctor's answer:

Hand, foot, and mouth disease is an infectious disease caused by enteroviruses. It primarily affects children. The best treatment for hand, foot, and mouth disease is traditional Chinese medicine. It is usually combined with internal medicine and oral medications. The prognosis for treatment is good. Antiviral drugs can also be used.
Regularly have the child rinse their mouth with warm water; avoid eating cold, spicy, or fasting foods. Do not give salty foods to prevent pain and refusal to eat. The diet should be easy to digest. Eat more light, soft, and warm foods, and drink plenty of hot water.
Preventive measures The main preventive measures are to isolate sick children and strengthen health care for infants and young children to reduce the chance of infection. At the same time, pay attention to indoor air circulation and temperature.

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