Question
My baby is less than 38 weeks old. A few days ago, after a fever, they developed many blisters-like sores in their mouth and have been complaining of mouth pain and cannot eat. Later, I sprayed some watermelon frost on them, and after 2 days the blisters in their mouth improved and they said the pain was gone. Now there are basically no blisters on their tongue, but I’ve noticed red spots on their palms that resemble mosquito bite marks, and their urine is darker. I want to ask if this is hand, foot, and mouth disease?
Answer
The child’s condition is related to the fever and could be a manifestation of oral ulcers. Besides the fever, it is recommended to ensure your child drinks plenty of water. At the same time, be cautious about not letting your child play with water and apply zinc oxide topically. Also, administer vitamin B2 and vitamin C while carefully observing the situation. For parents, it is important to provide plenty of care and attention to your child and do your best to help them receive timely treatment for the illness.