Patient's question:
My child caught hand, foot, and mouth disease at kindergarten and needs to be isolated for treatment, not allowed to go to kindergarten. We had to treat it at home, and after a few days, I thought it was already fine, but the kindergarten still wouldn't let him go, saying he can only return when he is completely cured. How is hand, foot, and mouth disease considered cured?Doctor's answer:
The condition of hand, foot, and mouth disease can be re-examined to check for the absence of viral infection. Since there are no abnormal symptoms on the skin, it can be confirmed that the treatment has been successful. It is important to pay attention to daily care, maintain good personal hygiene, and have a lighter diet. Avoid consuming foods, and ensure a balanced intake of various vitamins to enhance your immunity. This will help in the recovery process. In daily life, it is essential to maintain a positive mood.