How to treat a cold after getting the hand, foot, and mouth disease vaccine

Patient's question:

aobao got a cough on the day of vaccination, but didn't pay much attention and still vaccinated the baby. On the third day, there was a slight cough, and on the third day, there was hiccups, runny nose, and sneezing. No plans to give the baby medicine. How should a cold be treated after getting the hand, foot, and mouth disease vaccine?

Doctor's answer:

Based on your description, it is likely that a respiratory infection has led to cough and cold symptoms. It is recommended to pay attention to preventing colds in daily life and avoid getting chilled. Encourage the child to drink more water to enhance metabolism. If the condition is severe, oral Furacillin treatment for hand, foot, and mouth disease poses significant risks to the child. It is advised that parents take the child to a specialist for follow-up treatment and follow the doctor's guidance for treatment. In daily care, it is appropriate to provide the child with sufficient attention and care, paying close attention to their dietary needs. We hope the child can recover quickly!

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