Patient's question:
Girl, one year and two months old, infected with hand, foot, and mouth disease, developed blisters under the tongue and a blister on her hand. The hospital prescribed ＜Kaifou Jian Atomizer (Children's Formula)＞. How much should be used? Should it be sprayed towards the throat or the blister under the tongue? Just one spray? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
If a child has hand, foot, and mouth disease, this is a disease caused by acute viral infection. Antiviral granules or ribavirin granules and sprays can be used externally. For intravenous infusion, ribavirin injections or acyclovir injections can be used. If there is no significant low fever or complications such as viral pneumonia or viral myocarditis, it is usually not a serious issue. Most cases of hand, foot, and mouth disease are self-limiting and will recover on their own. Specific usage methods can be followed according to the instructions.