Patient's question:
Oral ulcers (hard palate, both sides, tongue, lips, gums), herpes, red rash on buttocks, feet rarely, blisters on knees (saw a small amount of red spots in the mouth yesterday morning)Doctor's answer:
The hands and feet are not feverish. It is usually an antiviral medication. According to the doctor's advice, take the medicine on time, drink more water, and try to avoid spicy and cold stir-fried foods. Rest well, use some topical medications, and you can use cotton swabs to wipe the blisters. Do not drink water immediately after taking the medicine. If you have a fever, go to the nearest regular hospital immediately. It is recommended to rest more and drink more water for hand, foot, and mouth disease. If you feel uncomfortable, go to the oral department of the nearest regular hospital for a check-up. Once diagnosed, appropriate treatment can be carried out.