Patient's question:
My son is four years old this year. Today, I took him to the hospital for a check-up and found out that he has hand, foot, and mouth disease. I've never heard of this illness before, so I came specifically today to ask the doctor what medicine to take for hand, foot, and mouth disease and whether it requires an injection.Doctor's answer:
If hand, foot, and mouth disease occurs, it is caused by a decrease in immunity and infection with the hand, foot, and mouth virus, leading to symptoms such as those on the hands, buttocks, and buttocks, along with fever. If there is no persistent fever and the symptoms are not severe, oral medication can be used, and the prognosis is generally good. If there is repeated fever, medical attention is required to prevent pneumonia, myocarditis, and meningitis. Pay attention to a light diet, maintain a balanced diet, and supplement nutrients appropriately with vitamins and proteins.