The child is 8 years old, and the palms of the hands are long, what is the matter with the small red

According to the performance of hand, foot and mouth disease at the time you said, let's go to the hospital to see, hand, foot and mouth disease is now very contagious, I went to the hospital to visit a relative of hand, foot and mouth disease, there are no beds there, the older 17-year-old still has that, don't be careless.

Hello doctor, my child is 7 years old, these days there are small red envelopes in the palms of the hands and feet, rice grains, itchy, but not in the mouth, what is going on?

No, it's better to go to the hospital.

It should be. There are many types of hand, foot and mouth disease, and the symptoms of this type of disease are relatively mild. Small children do not have strong uncomfortable feelings.

Beware of other illnesses caused by colds. In particular, isolate your baby from other children for a few days, and then play with your child after the little red dots have subsided. This disease is more contagious.

I think it was contagious in kindergarten, maybe like you, yes, because I heard that there seems to be a kind of HFMD without fever? But I'm not sure, so you're going to have to pay attention to your children in the future.1 Especially what about body temperature? You know what?

If it is possible to have hand, foot and mouth disease, you can observe at home for fever, cough, vomiting, mental condition, and then decide to see a doctor.

When was it discovered? If it is hand-foot-and-mouth, do not let your child come into contact with other children. Why didn't the hospital let you be hospitalized, this situation shouldn't be left at home.

Don't let your child go to kindergarten anymore, it's best not to let them go for two weeks, and then go to school after all the bubbles in their hands have gone down. If you start a new one, it is best to go to the hospital as soon as possible, because the hand, foot and mouth are very fast. Don't wait until it's serious to see it.

Clinical symptoms of hand, foot and mouth disease:

Hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) is a common condition in infants and children. Mild upper respiratory tract infection, such as cough and runny nose, may occur in the early stages, so it is easy to misdiagnose. Characterised by fever, mouth ulcers, and herpes.

Initial symptoms are low-grade fever, loss of appetite, malaise, and often sore throat. Mouth sores appear after 1 to 2 days of fever, beginning as a red vesicle rash and then often becoming ulcers. Oral herpes is commonly found on the tongue, gums, and buccal mucous membranes of the mouth.

1 After 2 days**maculopapular rash, some are herpes, the rash is not itchy, it is common on the palms and soles of the feet, but it can also be seen on the buttocks.

Therefore, if your child does not have fever, the key symptom can rule out HFMD.

Chickenpox is an acute inflammatory disease caused by varicella-zoster virus, which is known in traditional Chinese medicine as "Waist Wrapping Fire Dragon" and "Waist Wrapping Fire Pill", commonly known as "spider sores". It is characterized by clustered blisters that cluster along one peripheral nerve and are associated with significant neuralgia. The initial infection is manifested as chickenpox, and then the virus can latent in the posterior root ganglia of the spinal cord for a long time, and weakened immune function can induce the varicella-zoster virus to re-activate, grow and multiply, and spread along the peripheral nerves**, causing herpes zoster.

People with shingles generally gain lifelong immunity to the virus.

Differentiating chickenpox from hand, foot and mouth disease.

The main systemic symptoms of chickenpox are generally all over the body, and the most dense parts are the front and back of the chest, abdomen, and back, in addition, the head and face, on the scalp, under the soles of the feet, and on the fingers and palms.

At the same time as the fever or the next day, a red acne the size of a grain of rice appears, and after a few hours, the acne rash turns into a bright beaded herpes.

It usually takes 1 to 2 weeks.

Hand, foot and mouth disease: In addition to low-grade fever, there are systemic symptoms such as runny nose, anorexia, sore throat, and abdominal pain.

Oral mucosa, palms, dorsal toes, buttocks**, and creases between fingers and toes.

The herpes on the oral mucosa, about 1-3mm in size, is scattered, and after the blister bursts, it becomes a shallow erosion and ulcer, and the burning sensation is obvious; In the palms of the hands, the back of the toes and other areas that are easy to rub, the appearance is generally a red maculopapular rash or blister, ranging from a few to dozens of rashes.

Whether it's hand, foot and mouth disease or chickenpox, fever can be present.

The picture below shows chickenpox, like a band wrapped around the waist.

It has been more than a week since I found out on April 5, and if it is chickenpox or hand, foot and mouth disease, it has already shown obvious fever, so I suspect that your child is a simple ** infection, such as "folliculitis" and so on.

Chickenpox is an acute infectious disease caused by the varicella-zoster virus that can occur all year round, especially in winter and spring.

Chickenpox is mainly transmitted by respiratory droplets and contact, which is airborne and highly contagious, and can be immunized for life after a single illness. The onset occurs after an incubation period of 10 to 24 days after infection with the virus. Sick children are contagious from 24 hours before the rash to 7 to 10 days after the rash, and try not to come into contact with the sick child during this time, otherwise they are very susceptible to infection.

Care for chickenpox:

Most of the children can recover quickly, and they can take traditional Chinese medicine appropriately, such as: Hua Toxin San, Banlan Root, etc., and when there is a secondary bacterial infection, antibiotics should be used. During the treatment, pay attention to the following:

Children should be isolated alone, the room should be ventilated, well-lit, and bed rest should be taken if they have a fever.

The diet should be easily digestible, vitamin-rich liquid or semi-liquid, and rest more when the fever occurs.

The quilt should not be too thick and too much, as sweating too hot will make the rash itchy. Keep clothes and bedding clean to avoid secondary infection.

Cut your child's nails short and keep their hands clean to reduce the chance of scratching chickenpox and causing infection. Infants and toddlers can wrap their hands in gauze or wear gloves. For chickenpox that has been scratched, apply 1% gentian purple potion.

Pay attention to the changes in the condition, if the rash persists after the high fever does not go away, accompanied by vomiting and convulsions, you should seek medical attention immediately.

Hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) is a disease caused by enterovirus infection.

Symptoms: Cough, runny nose, irritability, crying, most of them do not have fever or have a low-grade fever, 1 to 3 days after the onset of the disease, when the rash turns into blisters, it will be transmitted to others.

A rash on the hands and feet is less likely to affect your baby's mood, but a ruptured blister in the mouth can cause your baby to refuse to eat due to severe pain. Your baby will drool a lot, and he will have symptoms such as fever and restlessness.

Care: The disease is mild and can be cured on its own, but in order to prevent dehydration, feed the baby more boiled water, juice and other drinks.

If the child persists with fever, vomiting, or irritability, he or she should go to the hospital for close observation.

Prevention of the disease is very important, and it is necessary to take the baby to public places less during the epidemic season. Educate babies to develop good habits of hygiene, wash hands before meals and after using the toilet, and disinfect tableware, daily necessities, toys, etc. regularly.

There is no immunity to this disease, and if you do not pay attention to prevention after suffering from this disease, you will suffer again.

So is there herpes in the mouth? If so, it may be hand, foot and mouth disease.

Hand, foot and mouth disease is more likely.

The difference between hand, foot and mouth disease and chickenpox blisters is that the blister skin of hand, foot and mouth disease is thicker and not easy to break, while chickenpox is the opposite, and the rash distribution and order of eruption of chickenpox and hand, foot and mouth disease are mainly distributed in the hands and feet and buttocks, and the mouth will also have it, while chickenpox is centripetally distributed.

Hand, foot and mouth disease and everyone are viral infections.

If you already have chickenpox, you don't need to be vaccinated, and you will gain lifelong immunity after chickenpox is cured.

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 critically ill children, the disease progresses rapidly, leading to death.

It's best to go to a big hospital to have a look.

Chickenpox is characterized by centripetal distribution, chickenpox appears in pairs, and stage 3 chickenpox can appear at the same time (meaning that there is early chickenpox, and there are no blisters on the pox, there are blisters in the middle stage, and the last stage is chickenpox that has dried up and scabbed).

**It's similar to a viral rash, but there is a difference, chickenpox can't be hormone**

My baby is like this for the past 2 days, and his face has grown 4, my mother is not allowed to go to the hospital to see, saying that the child is too young, and the resistance is gone, and last week because of tracheitis hung up for a week of medicine, now wait for the symptoms to see if it can subside.

Hand, foot and mouth disease and chickenpox are both viral infections, but they are not the same type of virus, hand, foot and mouth disease is infected with coxsackie A16 virus and chickenpox is infected with herpes virus; The course of the disease also varies: hand, foot and mouth disease to days, chickenpox to weeks; The clinical manifestations are also different: herpes from hand, foot and mouth disease has ulcers in the hands and feet and mouth, and the rash of chickenpox is first out of the body and then the limbs It is also a self-limiting disease, and chickenpox can be vaccinated with a pre-vaccination for prevention, while hand, foot and mouth disease has no pre-vaccination There is no specific drug for these two diseases, and the main symptomatic support after the disease is **, with few complications

It's not like chickenpox, hand, foot and mouth disease rash, mainly in the throat, palms, feet, buttocks, there are rice-sized blisters on the palms of the hands and feet, the fluid content in the herpes is less, the mild method is not obvious, the severe hand, foot and mouth mainly have poor spirit, drowsiness, irritability, headache, vomiting and other manifestations, this child is not like hand, foot and mouth, I want to say that there are other places in the body, it is recommended to go to the hospital to see.

Hand, foot and mouth disease, there will be ulcers in the inside of the mouth ......It is recommended to go to the hospital to see ...... diagnosis

If you can't see it, it's better to take your child to the hospital.

It should be chickenpox.

To put it simply. 1. Different clinical manifestations: chickenpox is present all over the body, and the rash is centripetally distributed, starting on the trunk, and then reaching the face, shoulders, and limbs. , while hand, foot and mouth are mainly concentrated in the maculopapular rash on the hands, feet, buttocks, oral cavity and other parts.

2. Sick group: chickenpox is generally susceptible. However, preschool-age children have the most common occurrence. Hand, foot and mouth are mainly in people under the age of 3.

1) General treatment and symptomatic treatment**.

Respiratory isolation, bed rest, and enhanced nursing care to prevent rash ulceration and infection. Once the rash has broken down, gentian violet or neomycin ointment can be applied. Patients with secondary infection should be treated with susceptible antibiotics as early as possible.

Patients with itching may be given calamine lotion and antihistamines. Concurrent pneumonia, encephalitis by pneumonia and encephalitis**. Hormones are generally contraindicated and used as appropriate when there are serious complications with effective antibiotics.

Patients who have taken corticosteroids before the disease should reduce or stop the dose as soon as possible.

b) Antiviral**.

interferon, 10.2 million days, 3-5 days; Others such as cytarabine adenosine and acyclic guanosine can also be selected.

3) Care of pediatric chickenpox.

First of all, strengthen the care, keep the mucous membranes clean, and strictly prohibit children from scratching with their hands.

Secondly, wash your child's face, clean his mouth, change underwear and diapers frequently, manicure his nails frequently, and dry his bedding frequently. During fever and rash, your child should stay in bed, drink plenty of boiled water, and eat foods that are easy to digest and rich in nutrients.

The chickenpox virus in the oral secretions, blood and rash of sick children can be directly transmitted to others through respiratory droplets such as talking, coughing, and sneezing, and can also be indirectly transmitted through contaminated utensils, toys, clothes, diapers, etc. Therefore, children with chickenpox should be isolated from other children from the beginning of the disease until all the pox rash has cleared and the scab has removed. Of course, sick children should not go to the nursery.

Pay attention to the hygiene of parents.

Also, do not take your baby to crowded places to avoid infection.