How to quickly diagnose whether a child has hand, foot and mouth or mouth ulcers

What are the characteristics of hand, foot and mouth disease: This disease is characterized by a sudden onset and low initial fever, about 38. After 2 days of fever, scattered punctate rosy spots and papules appeared on the oral mucosa, hands and feet, with a diameter of about 2-10 mm, which gradually became blisters, surrounded by congestion, and the blisters on the ** were not painful or easy to break, and dried and crusted after a few days.

The blisters of the oral mucosa break rapidly and can coalesce into patches, with yellowish-white or grayish-yellow pseudomembranes on the surface, and the burning pain is obvious. Children often refuse to eat, cry, and salivate. This disease is a self-limiting disease, the prognosis is good, there are no sequelae after healing, but it can not be underestimated, some people can have complications such as myocarditis, especially when the fever does not go away, it should be diagnosed and treated in the hospital.

The prevention of hand, foot and mouth disease should be achieved in five earlys: early detection, early diagnosis, early reporting, early isolation, and early **. Hospital nursery rooms and childcare institutions should do a good job of monitoring and diagnosis, implement disinfection measures, strengthen the disinfection of drinking water, feces, dirt, and premises, and pay attention to children's personal hygiene.

Once an epidemic is detected, control measures should be taken in time to prevent the epidemic from causing an epidemic in kindergartens. Disinfect utensils, drinking utensils, bedding and toys at home.

The former is that there are bubbles in all three places. The back head is only in the mouth. Pay attention.

Hand, foot and mouth disease is also accompanied by small red spots or blisters on the hands and feet, and some will have fever. Canker sores are usually found only in the mouth and not elsewhere.

Hand, foot and mouth disease is a child's hands, feet, and mouth will have herpes, accompanied by fever, mouth ulcers and no herpes, you can supplement B2 and C to the baby

Hand, foot and mouth disease is a condition in which babies develop herpes on their hands, feet, and mouth, and mouth sores are only found in the mouth, not elsewhere.

Although canker sores are not a serious disease, once they do, they can be really uncomfortable. Especially for children, not only is the pain unbearable, but it also affects the diet. What's the best way to do it quickly and safely**?

Tell you a tip, apply montmorillonite powder to the ulcer area, not only to relieve pain, but also to promote the healing of the ulcer surface. The specific method is: mix montmorillonite powder into a paste with warm water, and then gently apply it to the ulcer surface with a medical cotton swab; Or directly dip a medical cotton swab into dried montmorillonite powder and apply it to the ulcer surface.

Montmorillonite powder is a drug used for diarrhea, because montmorillonite itself has the effect of repairing the mucous membrane, it is a natural mineral particle, so it can not only repair the intestinal mucosa, but also have a repair effect on the oral mucosa. At the same time, montmorillonite powder does not enter the blood circulation, so it has no toxic effect and does not affect the liver, kidney, central nervous system and cardiovascular function. It's very safe, don't worry about bringing any poison to your children***, you all know about it.

How can I tell if it's a mouth ulcer or hand, foot and mouth disease?

Look at the hands and feet to see if there are small red dots, if there are, you can basically determine that they are hand, foot and mouth. But don't panic, go to the hospital in time**, and you'll be cured soon. Wishing the child good health!

Our Xiaobao was diagnosed with hand, foot and mouth disease by blood test, and the results were drawn in the morning and the results were released in the afternoon.

Look for red spots on your limbs and armpits.

Hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) is an infectious disease that occurs between children aged 3-5 years old, during which herpes will appear in the hands, feet, mouth and other parts, which makes many parents do not know whether the baby has HFMD or mouth ulcers. ExactlyThe difference between hand, foot and mouth disease and mouth ulcersWhat is it?

The first symptoms of HFMD are: oral mucosal rash appears relatively early, at first as corn-like maculopapular rash or blister, surrounded by redness, mainly located on the tongue and cheeks, and often occurs on the lip and dental sides. The main differences between local symptoms and canker sores are as follows:

1. Location: Oral ulcers are often limited to the oral part, while hand, foot and mouth disease is widely occurring in the site of mucosal migration;

2. Pain: mouth ulcers are obviously painful, while hand, foot and mouth disease is generally not painful if there is no secondary infection.

3. General oral ulcers are caused by herpes virus, mainly ulcers, while hand, foot and mouth disease is caused by enterovirus, mainly herpes, but it is sometimes difficult to distinguish clinical manifestations.

4. In terms of the age of onset, hand, foot and mouth disease is generally prone to occur in children, and mouth ulcers can be affected by anyone.

5. The symptoms of hand, foot and mouth disease are small red rashes on the palms, feet and mouth, accompanied by fever. Canker sores are small red rashes on the mouth and throat, and most of them are not feverish.

6. The herpes of hand, foot and mouth disease is "not painful, not itchy, not scarring, and not scabbing", so like we say, chickenpox, it can also have herpes, of course, this herpes appears red rash in 24 hours, and then it forms in 24 hours after blistering and scabbing, but in the end it must be scabbed. However, our children's hand, foot and mouth disease generally does not scab, and there is no pain or itching.

7. After the herpes that occurs in the pharynx of ordinary mouth ulcers, the herpes is very painful after the herpes bursts, such as drooling like a baby and not wanting to drink water, and older children say that it hurts and has a sore throat.

At present, there is no corresponding vaccine to prevent hand, foot and mouth disease, mainly symptomatic**, but through the 15-word prevention formula, the possibility of infection can be effectively reduced, namely: wash hands, drink boiled water, eat cooked food, and ventilate and dry clothes frequently.

1. Home disinfection for the prevention of pediatric hand and mouth disease should be done.

2. To prevent children's hand-and-mouth disease, pay attention to hygiene and wash hands frequently.

1) Many children are still young and do not have the habit of washing their hands properly and washing their hands before and after meals, so parents should remind their children to wash their hands from time to time and teach them the steps to wash their hands correctly.

2) Wash your baby's hands with soap or hand sanitizer before meals, after using the toilet, and after going out, and cut children's nails short.

3) Caregivers should wash their hands before touching the baby, changing the baby's diaper, disposing of feces, and before and after touching the baby.

3. Frequent ventilation and drying of children to prevent hand-and-mouth disease.

4. To prevent children's hand and mouth disease, drink boiled water and rest more.

Hand, foot and mouth disease is an infectious disease caused by enteroviruses, which mostly occurs in children under 5 years old, and can cause herpes in the hands, feet, oral cavity and other parts, and a small number of children can cause complications such as myocarditis, pulmonary edema, and aseptic meningoencephalitis. In some cases of severe disease, if the disease progresses rapidly, it can lead to death. There are more than 20 types of enteroviruses that cause HFMD, and coxsackievirus group A, group B, and enterovirus 71 are the most common pathogens of HFMD, among which coxsackievirus A16 (COX A16) and enterovirus 71 (EV 71) are the most common.

Canker sores, also known as "aphthous ulcers", are superficial sores that occur on the mucous membranes of the mouth, ranging in size from rice grains to soybeans, round or oval, with a concave and peripheral hyperemia. Ulcers have the characteristics of periodic, ** and self-limiting, and tend to occur on the lips, cheeks, tongue, etc. ** and pathogenesis remain unclear.

Triggers may be local trauma, stress, changes in food, drugs, hormone levels, and vitamin or trace element deficiencies. Systemic diseases, genetics, immunity and microorganisms may play an important role in its occurrence and development. **Mainly local**, severe cases need to be whole-body**.

Hand, foot and mouth disease and mouth ulcers are both viral infectious diseases, which are mainly antiviral and anti-infection. In addition to the rash spots that can be seen in the oral cavity, the rash spots can also be seen in other parts, especially the heart.

Hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) refers to herpes on the hands and feet as well as in the mouth, and mouth sores are blisters in the mouth.

After 2-3 days of hand, foot and mouth disease, red herpes may appear in the hand, foot and mouth breech position! Pay attention to the observant.

Canker sores can be just one manifestation of pediatric hand, foot and mouth disease.

No, canker sores do not appear on the hands, but red bumps appear on the feet, which is the case with HFMD. Hand, foot and mouth disease can also cause fever and is contagious, while mouth sores are not.

As long as there are sores in the mouth, and there is no increase in body temperature and white blood cells, but if it is hand, foot and mouth disease causes mouth ulcers, there will also be some small blisters on the hands, back, abdomen, soles of the feet, and feet, and it will also be accompanied by itching of the body and an increase in body temperature.

Canker sores are generally only herpes or ulcers in the mouth, and hand, foot and mouth disease not only has herpes sores in the mouth, but also on the hands, feet, buttocks, and legs.

Canker sores are not contagious because they only have white spots in the mouth and are painful, while the hands, feet, and mouths have herpes not only in the mouth, but also on the hands and feet, and they are contagious.

Canker sores may occur. Because HFMD is an infectious disease caused by enteroviruses of tree species, it often causes grayish-white vesicles or red papules on the mouth, hands, feet, back, etc.

Yes. This is mainly related to germs, and sometimes the baby is infected with germs and the mucous membranes will ulcerate.

The possibility of mouth ulcers is still very large, after all, the severity of hand, foot and mouth disease to the baby's body is still very large; The main reason for this phenomenon is that hand, foot and mouth disease brings some bacteria into the body, which may cause inflammation, which leads to mouth ulcers, which has a serious impact on the baby.