Patient's question:
The rash on your hands has slightly darkened and shrunk, and you haven't had a fever for a week.Previous Treatment and Effects:
You were given IV fluids for a week.
Can you recommend some antiviral oral liquids for hand, foot, and mouth disease?
Is ribavirin treatment administered through IV fluids?
He has been receiving IV fluids for a week, and there has been significant improvement.
Doctor's answer:
Hello! Hand, foot, and mouth disease is more common in children. The treatment primarily involves antiviral medications. The medication you are using is appropriate, as many children's medications are not very effective. You can also give him some antiviral granules and avoid further IV drips. As long as there is no fever, there is generally no major issue. You can observe and take oral medications. However, it is essential to follow up closely. For specific advice, it is recommended to consult a dermatologist or pediatrician at a formal hospital. After confirmation, actively treat under the guidance of a doctor. The above advice is for the question "Hand, foot, and mouth disease for a week, basically recovered, IV drip." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!