Patient's question:
Two days ago, my 45-year-old son's palm felt slightly warm. Today, I took him to the county hospital for a blood test. The doctor said my son's white blood cell count was high at 10.3 10.9 L. He had red spots on his hands, feet, and body, as well as white and red blisters in his mouth. The doctor reviewed the test results and suggested that my son might have hand, foot, and mouth disease and recommended hospitalization for treatment.Doctor's answer:
Hello, I'm glad to help you with your question: Based on the situation you described, it is more likely that the baby has hand, foot, and mouth disease. According to the baby's condition, hand, foot, and mouth disease is usually a viral infection. However, if there is a bacterial infection combined, the blood count may be elevated. Therefore, it is recommended to give the baby symptomatic treatment, drink more water, eat less spicy and irritating food, and ensure that the baby's bowel movements are smooth. Pay attention to a light diet.