Be alert after reading the symptoms of hand, foot and mouth disease in babies!

Medicine in today's society is very developed, so it is no longer difficult to treat hand, foot and mouth disease. But even so, this disease can still cause physical harm to children. In order to better prevent and treat this disease, the symptoms of this disease are introduced in detail below.

1. Develop the habit of paying attention to your child’s physical condition at all times. In the early stages of hand, foot and mouth disease, children generally have a low fever and appear listless. At this time, parents should pay enough attention and measure their body temperature in time.

2. Another obvious characteristic of hand, foot and mouth disease is the appearance of small red bumps on the child's hands, feet, mouth and other parts of the body. Parents should observe in time.

3. If it is not discovered in time, ulcers will soon appear in the child's mouth, and red lesions can be seen when the lips are turned over.

4. If all of the above symptoms are met, parents must pay close attention and seek medical attention in a timely manner. At the same time, parents do not need to worry too much. As long as the treatment is timely, there will be no serious consequences.

5. Preventive measures: Avoid going out during the epidemic period of hand, foot and mouth disease, do not take children to crowded places to avoid infection, and students suspected of being sick should take the initiative to ask for leave and not go to school to avoid infection. Develop good hygiene habits, wash your hands frequently and keep the indoor air circulating. All children’s daily necessities must be disinfected.

6. In terms of diet, if the child has sores in the mouth and cannot eat, you can use milk instead, and drink porridge when he can eat a little.

7. Measure your child's temperature at any time. For oral ulcers, you can use a cotton swab dipped in warm water to apply Smecta. When my child was in the hospital, I had to apply it several times a day. Wash your hands thoroughly when you wash them.

8. In addition to hands, feet and mouth, herpes can also be seen on the buttocks and near the anus, and occasionally on the trunk and limbs. They dry up and disappear after a few days, and the rash is not itchy or painful.