How to return a responsibility repeatedly?

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Repeated hand foot mouth in the eyes of many parents but anxious, in people's understanding, as long as it is an infectious disease, generally infected once there will be antibodies, after no longer infected. It needs active treatment. Hand, foot and mouth disease is also an infectious disease, but recently we found that a child actually suffered from hand, foot and mouth disease twice in less than a year. As a kind of more complex disease, how does repeatedly get hand foot mouth return a responsibility? How can it be?

How to return a responsibility repeatedly?

First: hand foot mouth disease is a relatively easy to distinguish disease: the most obvious sign is that the child's palm, foot, mouth, buttocks and other parts appear at the same time small herpes or small ulcers, commonly known as long "blisters" (rash), at this time, the child still has mouth pain, do not eat and other symptoms, and may even have a fever. At this time, parents should be careful that children are likely to suffer from hand foot mouth disease.

Second: as a kind of epidemic disease, HFMD spread and high incidence season is from April to July every year, peaking in May and June, and then gradually decreasing. Therefore, although summer vacation is still in the epidemic season of hand foot mouth disease, it will not break out in a large area.

Third: but HFMD is caused by enterovirus, and there are more than 20 enteroviruses (types) causing HFMD, among which coxsackievirus a16 (Cox a16) and enterovirus 71 (EV 71) are the most common“ The patient may have been infected with coxsackievirus a16 and suffered from hand foot mouth disease before, and then the body has antibodies to coxsackievirus a16, but it does not mean that the patient will no longer suffer from enterovirus 71 hand foot mouth disease in the future.

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With the development of medicine, there are few severe hand foot and mouth disease, and the cure rate of hand foot and mouth disease has increased rapidly. It can be said that as long as early detection, early medical treatment and early treatment, the vast majority of HFMD can be cured.