How to prevent and treat complications caused by severe brain inflammation from hand, foot, and mouth disease?

Explore whether neonatal hyaline edema can result in complications and provide professional medical advice.

Patients with facial palsy, if not treated promptly, may develop complications. Generally, if treated within three months of onset, the condition can gradually improve. However, if the disease persists beyond three months and treatment is ineffective, complications may gradually arise. Therefore, the first three months of treatment are crucial, and methods such as acupuncture and massage can help alleviate symptoms for patients.

What complications may accompany facial paralysis?

The EV71 virus responsible for hand, foot, and mouth disease can affect the nervous system, leading to complications such as neurological viral reactions.

After two days of fever from hand, foot, and mouth disease, abdominal pain appeared at night. Although the fever subsided later, the pain persisted severely, making it difficult to sleep. After taking symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication for the hand, foot, and mouth disease, the pain improved. Is this abdominal pain a complication?

Inquiring if a child who had hand, foot, and mouth disease 18 days ago has recovered.

Understanding the treatment and possible complications of neonatal moderate hypoxic encephalopathy

Congenital leukemia in newborns usually results in death within 2-3 months, often accompanied by skin damage such as papules and other congenital malformations.

My baby was born less than a month ago, and last night the baby’s face turned red, breathing was difficult, and the baby wouldn’t take the breast milk. We went to the hospital, and the doctor said it was pneumonia. I want to know how long the treatment for newborn pneumonia takes, and will there be any complications?