Kindergarten hand foot mouth disease symptoms?

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Children's hand foot and mouth disease has a certain infectivity and a certain probability of mortality. Parents must pay enough attention to early detection and treatment. My own children have suffered from this disease, fortunately found timely and symptomatic hospital treatment to fully recover. What about the symptoms of HFMD in 1-year-old baby? For parents' reference.

Kindergarten hand foot mouth disease symptoms?

Blisters will appear in the interior of the mouth, such as the lip, tongue, oral mucosa and gingiva. Blisters will ulcerate and there will be a halo around them. Under the gray film, you can see the pitted or flaky erosive surface.

Hand foot mouth disease (HFMD) occurs all year round, but it mainly occurs in summer and autumn. At the beginning of the disease, low fever, cough, runny nose and drooling will appear first. Runny nose and drooling are like upper respiratory tract infection. Some children also have nausea, vomiting and other symptoms. The disease continues to develop, The patient's hands and feet will also appear oval or spindle shaped blisters. There is a red halo around the blister. The liquid of the blister is clear. The long axis of the blister is consistent with the dermatoglyph. Careful observation shows that the center of the blister is concave, yellowish and relatively dry.

Children with HFMD usually have an incubation period of three to five days. If they have low fever, they will feel uncomfortable all over the body. Generally, the mouth will be red and swollen in one or two days. There will be blisters the size of mung bean on the gums, surrounded by a red halo, which will break into small ulcers. Due to pain, they often salivate and resist eating during the onset of HFMD, At the same time, children's hands and feet also appear rash, in the dorsal side of the hands and feet and fingers (toes) dorsal edge, around the nail, palms and soles, a variable number of blisters.

matters needing attention

First, at the beginning of the disease, it is mainly liquid food. You can eat less and eat more to maintain the nutrition your body needs. Because children's oral ulcer is more serious, they may have pain when eating, so you can suck through a straw to reduce contact with the oral mucosa. Second, in the stage of fever regression, the diet can be mainly muddy. Some vegetables or fruits and nutritious food can be made into muddy food to provide children with enough calories and vitamins.