Patient's question:
My colleague's niece got hand, foot, and mouth disease a few weeks ago. My son is only four years old this year, and I'm worried he might get it too. I heard it can leave behind long-term aftereffects, so I'm very upset. Since I know very little about this disease, I wanted to ask how to comprehensively prevent and treat hand, foot, and mouth disease?Doctor's answer:
Hand, foot, and mouth disease is a disease primarily caused by viral transmission. Therefore, if you want to do a good job in preventing this disease, you need to lower the immune system to prevent the recurrence of viral transmission. Generally, you can take pediatric splenoproteins orally. Of course, you can also get an anesthetic vaccine, which may effectively prevent viral infection.