This article discusses the causes of head eruptions in children and provides relevant medical advice.

Children with fever accompanied by oral ulcers may have hand, foot, and mouth disease or herpangina, and should be treated symptomatically.

Hand, foot, and mouth disease is highly contagious, with symptoms including fever and sores on the hands, feet, and mouth. Immediate symptomatic treatment is recommended.

Do the rashes of hand, foot, and mouth disease cause itching?

Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease typically improves within a week due to antiviral medications and enhanced care.

How to Handle a Four-Month-Old’s Vomiting and Diarrhea?

How should one diagnose and treat a child with unstable low fever that has been persistently hot for about a month?

Seeking treatment methods for cytomegalovirus infection and understanding how to differentiate between congenital and acquired infections.

Viral infections from hand, foot, and mouth disease are common in pregnant women, especially during summer or autumn. Due to the lack of corresponding antibodies, women who are exposed to the virus for the first time during pregnancy may face a higher risk of infection. In such cases, symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication such as oseltamivir granules, acyclovir, or antiviral oral liquid can be taken orally, along with the external application of acyclovir ointment to treat rashes.

An analysis of the possible reasons and coping strategies for an 8-month-old baby’s elevated white blood cell and lymphocyte counts.