Patient's question:
Hello, here's the situation. I want to understand a few questions about hand, foot, and mouth disease. I don't know if my daughter has hand, foot, and mouth disease. She recently told me that her hands and mouth are a bit itchy, and sometimes they even hurt. I want to ask the doctor if hand, foot, and mouth disease is itchy?Doctor's answer:
Hand, foot, and mouth disease in children refers to the appearance of small blisters or bumps on the mouth, hands, feet, and other areas, accompanied by pain. It can also cause fever and similar symptoms. If you suspect your child has hand, foot, and mouth disease, you can take them to a regular hospital's pediatric department for a check-up. Hand, foot, and mouth disease is contagious, so it's important to seek timely treatment. This disease is usually caused by poor personal hygiene, so parents must pay attention to their child's personal hygiene.