During the development process, normal babies are prone to various physical illnesses, regardless of their size. After all, babies' bodies can also be taken care of by their mothers. If the weather changes during this time, diseases are more likely to occur. Some mothers may not understand the characteristics of the disease and may not know what it is. So, what are the symptoms of hand, foot, and mouth disease in babies?
The symptoms of hand, foot, and mouth disease are generally not obvious. Most babies suddenly get sick and their body temperature rises to around 38 degrees Celsius. Some babies may also have coughing and runny nose. If these symptoms similar to a cold persist for a long time, mothers need to judge whether it is hand, foot, and mouth disease.
Some babies who suffer from coughing, runny nose, loss of appetite, and nausea may actually be a precursor to hand, foot, and mouth disease. At this time, rashes begin to appear 1-2 days after fever, and rashes may also appear on the palms, soles, or buttocks. In such cases, it is important to seek medical attention and treatment promptly.
If it is a relatively severe hand, foot, and mouth disease, besides some mild cases, it may actually pose a serious threat to the risk of illness. After all, some babies may experience pulmonary hemorrhage and respiratory failure, and those who are not treated in a timely manner may also be at risk of illness. Therefore, mothers should not underestimate the situation of hand, foot, and mouth disease and should take their babies for treatment in a timely manner.
