Hand, foot and mouth disease recovery symptoms

There are many patients with hand, foot and mouth disease in our lives. Most of them are children. Moreover, hand, foot and mouth disease is very contagious. Some children even lose their lives due to insufficient body resistance and lack of timely medical treatment. Therefore, this disease is relatively serious. If a baby has this disease, parents must pay attention to it. So what are the symptoms of hand, foot and mouth disease during the recovery period?

It is generally recommended that hand, foot and mouth disease must be treated with antiviral and antibacterial treatments. The child has received regular treatment. It is recommended that if the body temperature can be controlled, oral medication can be used instead. Ribavirin + cefixime can be taken orally. It is best to continue taking the oral medication for more than three days, and closely observe the child's body temperature, increase the child's water intake, and make sure the child gets more rest.

Vaginal discharge begins 2-3 days after surgery and is normal if it lasts for about 2-4 weeks. 1-2 weeks after surgery, the cervical wound sheds and begins to bleed slightly, which stops on its own in about 4-6 weeks. If the bleeding is more than the menstrual volume or gradually increases, return to the hospital for bleeding stop. Follow-up visit 1-2 months after surgery to check the healing of the wound. Sexual intercourse, bathing, and flushing are prohibited for 2 months after surgery. Bicycling and lifting heavy objects are prohibited for 1 month after surgery.

If prostatitis is not treated in time, it will cause prostate cancer, epididymitis, orchitis, seminal vesiculitis and other diseases, and it is also one of the causes of sexual dysfunction. The prostate is a special tissue in the human body, with a hard lipid capsule on the outside, which is a drug barrier. It is difficult for simple drugs to penetrate into the prostate diseased area, and the effect of simple drug treatment is not very ideal, so it is necessary to use advanced instruments and equipment (instantly "dissolve and liquefy" the hard lipid capsule to facilitate drug penetration) and a combination of drug treatment methods. Therefore, if your prostatitis is diagnosed, it is recommended that you treat it as soon as possible.

Generally, hand, foot and mouth disease is more common in summer and autumn, but can also be seen in other seasons. Scattered blisters can usually be seen on the hands, feet, mouth and around the anus. The large ones are the size of mung beans, and the small ones are like rice grains. There is less fluid in the blisters, and the ulcerated surface can be seen. After the rash subsides, there will generally be no scars or pigmentation left. If it is a severe hand, foot and mouth disease, there may be serious complications, such as viral encephalitis, myocarditis, etc., accompanied by symptoms such as lack of energy, poor appetite, and even nausea and vomiting.