Patient's question:
Hands, feet, and mouth have bubbles, spirits are still okay, no other conditions. Treatment and effects yesterday afternoon: Haven't seen a doctor yet, applied erythromycin last night, feeling a bit better today. How to improve?Doctor's answer:
Hello, your description of a 2-year-old baby having hand, foot, and mouth disease is typical of the condition. Its cause and treatment are complex. The infection is caused by enteroviruses, which can lead to blisters on the hands, feet, and mouth. In the blisters on the hands, there are neutrophils and eosinophils. My personal advice is that, considering the child is only 2 years old and their digestive system is not yet mature, I do not recommend oral medication. As long as the child pays attention to daily details, the blisters on the hands will heal on their own. For hand, foot, and mouth disease, it is recommended to regularly open windows in the infant room to maintain fresh and circulating air, and to keep the temperature suitable. Families that have the conditions can use lactic acid fumigation for daily disinfection. Reduce the number of people entering and leaving the child's room, prohibit smoking to prevent air pollution, and avoid secondary infections. I hope my answer meets your expectations, and I wish your baby good health.