Patient's question:
On the 4th, he didn't sleep well. In the morning of the 6th, he woke up with a fever. During the day, he took some antiviral, anti-inflammatory, and cold medicine, and his fever went down. But in the evening, it started to rise again, measuring 38.3 degrees. This afternoon, he noticed blisters-like rashes on his hands, feet, and buttocks, and his temperature remained around 38.3 degrees.Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's a pleasure to assist you with your question:After being diagnosed with hand, foot, and mouth disease, in addition to medication, it is also important to maintain good indoor air circulation. The child's living room should have fresh air and a comfortable temperature. Open the windows regularly for ventilation, and you can use lactose fumigation daily to disinfect the air.
The amount of lactose should be calculated at 2 ml per 10 square meters of room space. Add it to an appropriate amount of water, heat it to evaporate, allowing the lactose to disperse as fine mist in the air.