Patient's question:
When the baby was over two years old, he was already sent to kindergarten. Every time it's the beginning of spring, hand, foot, and mouth disease is at its peak. A few days ago, I noticed red dots on his soles and small sores on his palms. He kept scratching, and others said it might be hand, foot, and mouth disease. I asked, "What color is hand, foot, and mouth disease?"Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's a pleasure to assist you. Hand, foot, and mouth disease is not about color. Typical hand, foot, and mouth disease rashes refer to red rashes and vesicles appearing on the palms, soles, mouth, and around the buttocks. The mouth rashes and vesicles can be painful, while other areas may be painless and itchy. Pay attention to monitoring your temperature and any signs of sudden jerks or spasms. It is recommended to visit a pediatrician to confirm whether it is hand, foot, and mouth disease and to determine how to handle it.