'How to prevent hand and foot disease, how to prevent hand and foot infections?'

2019-10-17 03:31:12

If you have a fever caused by hand and foot disease, you can use warm water to rinse off your body or cool it with antipyretic medications, or use painkillers such as Tylenol or bulupen to reduce pain in your mouth.

If your food intake is greatly reduced, such as being too full, refusing to drink water, or drooling too much, you may spray spray-type painkillers directly into your mouth.

Also, if your skin is itchy because of blisters, take antihistamines.

Symptoms and symptoms are very unusual and most of them are diagnosed without testing.

If you have symptoms of nervous system, pharyngeal secretions, feces, cerebrospinal fluid, etc. are collected and the causative virus is detected through virus culture.

Hand and foot are infected by contact or by air, and by direct contact with saliva, saliva, salivary fluids, or feces of the infected person.

There are many cases of infection, especially in baby diapers with bowel movements.

In addition, it is possible to drink contaminated water or spread in swimming pools.

Infants and young children below elementary school and kindergarten are susceptible to infection and are prevalent from summer to autumn.

Sometimes adults who are immunodeficiency can also get infected.

Wash your hands frequently, share things with an infected child, and be careful about physical contact, coughing, and sneezing.

The incubation period is three to seven days.

There is no special way, and cleanliness is basic.

After infection, the stool may release the virus for weeks to months, and respiratory secretions may show up to 1-3 weeks of infection.

Care should be taken because the virus can be secreted even in the absence of symptoms.

Infectivity is moderate among infectious diseases than chickenpox or measles.