Patient's question:
A one-year-old child experienced a recurrence of hemorrhagic fever, which is particularly rare. It is more commonly seen in adults. If the condition is mild, it can be treated in a small county hospital. However, small county hospitals may not have specialized departments for pediatric infectious diseases, and they may not admit the patient. In such cases, it is recommended to seek treatment in a larger infectious disease hospital. This is because it is important to first confirm whether the recurrence is indeed hemorrhagic fever and to receive better treatment.Doctor's answer:
A child over one year old has again developed wounds, which are basically caused by animal bites, with a higher possibility of being bitten by mice. The harm to the child is relatively significant, as it can lead to bleeding spots on the entire body's mucous membranes and even broken stools. Urine may also reappear in this case. Therefore, this is the main harm, which can be treated but is highly contagious. It is necessary to go to the local hospital for follow-up treatment.