How many days does it take for the herpes of hand, foot and mouth disease to disappear
Hand, foot and mouth disease is a common infectious disease in children, mainly characterized by fever, oral ulcers and hand and foot rash. Among them, hand-foot rash is one of the important symptoms of hand-foot-and-mouth disease and one of the most concerning issues for patients. So how many days does it take for the herpes of hand, foot and mouth disease to go away? This article will elaborate on two aspects of treatment methods and precautions.
Treatment methods
Herpes of hand, foot and mouth disease is caused by viral infection, so treatment should be based on symptomatic treatment, which mainly includes the following aspects.
1. Rest
The hand, foot and mouth disease virus can cause symptoms such as fever and oral ulcers in patients. Therefore, patients need to get adequate rest, strengthen nutrition, and enhance immunity.
2. Drug treatment
Mild symptoms of hand, foot and mouth disease can be treated with some common drugs, such as antipyretics, analgesics, oral ulcer patches, etc. For patients with severe illness, the drug treatment plan can be adjusted according to the condition.
3. Local care
During the development of the disease, attention should be paid to local care of the affected area to reduce pain and discomfort as much as possible and avoid infection.
Notes
In addition to treatment methods, hand, foot and mouth disease also requires attention to the following aspects.
1. Personal hygiene
Hand, foot and mouth disease is an infectious disease that is mostly transmitted through droplets or contact. Therefore, you should pay attention to personal hygiene, wash your hands frequently, avoid contact with infected people, and keep the room clean and hygienic.
2. Avoid infection
If you have a child with hand, foot and mouth disease at home, you should try to avoid contact with other children to avoid spreading the virus to others.
3. Diet adjustment
Patients with hand, foot and mouth disease and herpes should pay attention to dietary adjustments, focusing on light and easy-to-digest foods, such as porridge, grain porridge, vegetable soup, etc., avoid the intake of spicy and irritating foods, and strengthen oral hygiene.
Summary
Hand, foot and mouth disease herpes is one of the important symptoms of hand, foot and mouth disease, and its disappearance time varies from person to person. Treatment should focus on symptomatic treatment, ensure adequate rest and strengthen nutrition, and pay attention to personal hygiene to avoid infecting others. You should pay attention to oral hygiene at ordinary times, avoid lurking in a humid environment for a long time, ensure cleanliness and hygiene, and effectively prevent the occurrence of hand, foot and mouth disease.
