Patient's question:
Hands, feet, and mouth with small blisters, but no other symptoms were noticed. In good spirits, deep sleep, no significant change in weight, slightly decreased appetite. At 14:00 on July 17, 2010, high fever, small red bumps on hands. Previous treatment and effectiveness: Yuedong Hospital for treatment, suspected of hand, foot, and mouth disease.Doctor's answer:
Hand, foot, and mouth disease is generally an eruptive infectious disease caused by Coxsackievirus A. Clinical diagnosis is characterized by the occurrence of vesicles on the bones, muscles, skin, and oropharynx. Initially, there may be low fever, and the virus affects the spleen and stomach, leading to poor appetite. The vesicles are arranged concentrically and have a relatively hard texture. If there is no significant decrease in body temperature, patients are usually in normal condition. The small red spots gradually fade away as the skin undergoes decomposition metabolism. Generally, there is no significant pigmentation after recovery.