Patient's question:
Hands and feet, mouth, legs, and buttocks have rashes, body temperature is 37.5, poor appetite, but spirits are okay. Discovered this morning, but appetite has been poor since the day before yesterday. Stool is a bit loose, and yesterday it was very dry. Past treatment and effectiveness: Got injections all morning. At first, only hands and mouth had them, but by noon, more appeared.Doctor's answer:
According to what you have described, the child's symptoms are only the recurrence of herpes on the hands, feet, and inside of the mouth, accompanied by mild fever, poor appetite, and irregular bowel movements. It is preliminarily considered that the child's condition is relatively mild. It is recommended to promptly use anti-infection, symptomatic, and supportive treatments. If antiviral drugs such as Virazole or Xiyipei are used in a timely manner, topical medications like Bingbengsan or Xiliesan can be applied to the oral herpes or ulcers to alleviate symptoms. Nausea and vomiting can be relieved with antidiarrheal agents such as Montmorillonite.