Patient's question:
My child has developed a rash again for an unknown reason. At first, I didn't know what the disease was, but after a thorough examination at the hospital, I learned that she has Kawasaki disease. Could you please tell me if there are dietary restrictions for Kawasaki disease? Also, if she has this disease, can it be fully cured? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
After the recurrence of Kawasaki disease, it is necessary to use protein-based medications promptly for treatment. Generally, timely early treatment can still lead to recovery. However, if treatment is delayed or the condition is severe, it may lead to the recurrence of sequelae. After the recurrence of Kawasaki disease, there is generally no need for special dietary restrictions, but it is essential to promptly hospitalize the child for relief.