Patient's question:
Always uncomfortable, feeling bad, can't sleep. How to care for infant hand, foot, and mouth disease?Doctor's answer:
If infants and young children get hand, foot, and mouth disease again, it can easily lead to a recurrence of fever. Since their immunity is relatively low, they are also more prone to developing viral pneumonia and viral myocarditis. If the fever persists for a long time, it may lead to viral meningitis. It is best to avoid breaking the blisters on the child, as this increases the risk of transmission. Additionally, active antiviral medication should be administered for treatment.