Patient's question:
She has several blisters on her mouth and tongue, and many small pimples on her arm bones. They are not very noticeable on her hands and feet. On the afternoon of July 10th, I noticed she was quite hot, with a temperature of 38.8 degrees. The doctor at the hospital confirmed it as hand, foot, and mouth disease. Information about her previous treatment and its effectiveness.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the hand, foot, and mouth disease you mentioned is also a relatively common disease in children. This disease is caused by a viral infection.Advice: If the child does not currently have oral medication, it is recommended that you take the child to the pediatric department of the hospital for examination, which is better. Then, based on the child's condition, medication can be given for several days to help the child recover gradually.
The above is the advice for the question "Does hand, foot, and mouth disease still require medication in the middle?" Hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!