Patient's question:
The baby has hand, foot, and mouth disease with peeling skin and sores in the mouth. Will it be infected with HIV if it eats food contaminated with HIV-infected blood? Besides the blisters on the body, will it be infected if it comes into contact with HIV-infected blood?Doctor's answer:
There are broken wounds in the mouth and things that are defecated, which may contain HIV-infected blood. There is a certain risk of infection. It is recommended that if the blisters on the skin are not broken, even if they come into contact with HIV-infected blood, they will not be infected. You can test for HIV antibodies. This is the entire introduction to "How to treat blisters on a baby with hand, foot, and mouth disease?" Finally, wish the patient a speedy recovery and a healthy life.