I’ll take you to the herpes-eating canyon.
The parents are often overwhelmed by the sudden fever, the irritation, the saliva or the hunger or the pain of eating. At this point, care should be taken to look at the stomach of the baby to see if there is blood or herpes, as it is likely that the child is suffering from herpesic osteoporosis.
I. What’s herpes-like canyon?
Herpes-like isthropitis is an acute infectious disease caused by intestinal virus infections, most of which occur in pre-school children under six years of age, with three to five days of insulation and a general duration of four to six days.
II. What are the clinical manifestations of herpes-like isthmusitis in children?
The children may suffer from heat, pain in their throats, haemorrhage in their stomachs, grey herpes or shallow ulcer on the surface of their stomachs or tonsils and, in a few cases, high fever, encephalitis, etc.
III. What are the ways in which herpes-like isthroids in children can spread?
Herpes isthropitis was high at spring and summer festivals and spread widely. It can be transmitted through excreta-studies of digestive tracts and foaming of respiratory tracts, as well as through close contact with the infected child’s mouth, nose and other pollutants.
IV. How should a child be treated for herpes-like anthrax? 1. Herpes-like isthropitis is a self-restricted disease, and there are currently no special-effect treatments. Herpes-like anthropitis isthropitis is caused by RNA virus infection and cannot be treated with anti-DNA virus drugs such as Atzlove and Anceslove. 2. The treatment of herpes-like anthropitis isthropitis is based on the treatment of symptoms. For example, heat rises below 38.5 can be cooled by physical means, such as deheating stickers, cooling head dressings, or warm water can be washed and clothing can be properly reduced to heat dispersion. It is not recommended to use cold water to wipe, and alcohol to wipe cool. Heating above 38.5 requires medical advice for deheating drugs such as brophen or for ACCP. Children suffering from food difficulties and high fever can be adequately rehydrationd to prevent electrolyte disorders.
What do you need to know about the herpes-eating isthmus? 1. Dietary care. Swallow pain affects the appetite of the child. During the period of illness, the diet recommends a small amount of food, which is mainly light, and avoids spicy irritation and overheated food, which can be given easy to digestive foods such as noodles, porridge or semi-meal. 2. Care. The use of salt water to wash mouths after daily meals not only keeps mouths clean but also reduces pain symptoms in the canyons. Make children drink warm water, keep their skin clean and change sweaty clothes in time. 3. Monitoring. Intense temperature measurement, detection of child-infested symptoms, and alert to high heat convulsions. Children with recurrent fever should be treated in a timely manner. 4. Attention to isolation. Children should reduce unnecessary outings, preferably for another week after normal temperature and herpes recede. Parents wash their hands before and after they come into contact with a sick child, as much as possible, as they may also become a medium for the transmission of herpes-like canyon. 5. Beware of disinfection. Past-life meals, toys, etc. should be sterilized to prevent cross-infection.
VI. How to prevent herpes-like canyon? 1. Home-to-house ventilation, fresh air, and appropriate indoor cleaning and humidity. 2. Pay attention to food hygiene, the absence of raw water, the non-selection of food, the consumption of fresh vegetables, fruits and food rich in vitamins and micronutrients. 3. The use of masks outside the country and the high incidence of disease avoids the use of densely populated places, such as indoor playgrounds, malls, slides. 4. To develop good hygiene practices, to wash hands and to improve mouth hygiene. 5. Increased exercise, physical enhancement, adequate rest, self-resistance and resistance to the virus.
Herpes-like canyon. Herpes-like canyons.
