Patient's question:
Symptoms of acute hand, foot, and mouth disease?Doctor's answer:
Hand, foot, and mouth disease has a certain level of transmissibility in clinical diagnosis, with most cases being primarily caused by viral infections. The main symptoms include fever, mouth pain, loss of appetite, and recurrent ulcers in the oral mucosa. Additionally, blisters and papules appear on the hands and feet, which transform into vesicles within one or two days. For patients with mild hand, foot, and mouth disease, oral medication is commonly used for treatment and care. If the symptoms are severe, hospitalization is recommended for close observation and treatment.