Can you go to kindergarten with herpetic pharyngitis

Presumably, many parents are particularly concerned about their children's health in their daily life, and when they notice that their children have some symptoms, they will be very anxious. In addition, in daily life, children will get diseases such as herpetic pharyngitis, so how should parents deal with the frequent occurrence of herpetic pharyngitis in children? >>>More

Introduction: In the high incidence period of herpangina in young children, parents should avoid taking their children to play in crowded places, increase nutrition and improve immunity for the baby, and if you have been infected with herpangina, you should reduce fever and take medicine in time**. Herpangina is an upper respiratory tract infection caused by an enterovirus. >>>More

Herpangina is a virus that causes a relatively acute onset, manifested as high fever, anorexia, vomiting, sore throat, etc. It can be found that the pharyngeal congestion has several white blisters of 2-4cm on the pharyngeal palatine arch, soft palate, and uvula, and the surrounding area is red, and it will break and form small ulcers in about 2 days. Blood tests may be normal or low white blood cells, neutropenia, lymphocytosis, antibiotics can be used if secondary bacterial infections occur, and antiviral drugs are best used if only viral infections occur. >>>More

First, the child does not have a household registration book, and can go to kindergarten (private, health and epidemic prevention certificate is required), but it is not a long-term plan. The premise of establishing a school registration is that there is a household registration book (proof of identity) for the child to be registered for a reason, whether it is an unmarried child, or an overbirth. In any case, the child must be registered: >>>More

You can go to kindergarten, and the baby's runny nose will not be serious, but there is a little cold. Take some cold medicine and you'll get better.