Patient's question:
Eats less, bad temper, crying, unstable afternoon nap, itchy hands, itchy feet. Yesterday evening, the previous treatment and its effects: Today afternoon, the medicine taken, how effective are these drugs for hand, foot, and mouth disease?Doctor's answer:
The condition you mentioned in children is also a relatively common viral disease during childhood. If you use the aforementioned medications to treat your child, the effect may not be very good. It is recommended that you first use antiviral medications to give your child intravenous fluids, as this treatment is generally more effective. During the treatment, pay close attention to ensuring your child drinks plenty of water, which is beneficial for recovery. Also, prevent your child from scratching to avoid further transmission. Children affected by hand, foot, and mouth disease should be taken to the hospital for timely treatment by their mothers to prevent the use of blind medication to alleviate symptoms. For parents, it is important to closely observe any changes in their child's symptoms and do their best to help their child receive timely treatment for the disease.