Patient's question:
What disease is it when our child has many small red rashes on their lips and tongue? We haven't seen a doctor yet and don't know if it's hand, foot, and mouth disease. They drink milk and have an allergy, but we haven't seen a doctor yet and don't know if it's hand, foot, and mouth disease.Doctor's answer:
To prevent hand, foot, and mouth disease, personal hygiene must be paid attention to, oral hygiene must be maintained, and secondary bacterial infections must be prevented. Rinse your mouth with warm water after each meal. Attention should be paid to indoor air circulation and appropriate temperature. Drink more boiled water or cold drinks, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. Children's toys or other items should be thoroughly cleaned frequently. When hand, foot, and mouth disease is prevalent, parents should try their best to keep their children away from crowded public places to reduce the chance of infection. In addition, parents should pay attention to the nutrition and rest of infants, avoid sun exposure, prevent excessive fatigue, and reduce resistance.