Symptoms of hand, foot and mouth disease in adults

Symptoms of hand, foot and mouth disease in adults:

The symptoms of hand, foot and mouth disease in adults are basically the same as those in children, with blisters on the hands, feet, mouth, buttocks and other parts, and fever.

1. There is not much difference between adults and children

The basic symptoms of hand, foot and mouth disease in adults are not much different from those in infants. Its early symptoms are symptoms in body parts, that is, obvious herpes on the hands, legs, mouth, etc. It varies in shape and size, is red, and contains a lot of blister fluid. A small number of patients will also have symptoms such as fever and cough, which are very similar to the symptoms of a cold. However, the recovery speed of hand, foot and mouth disease in adults is faster than that of infants, and adults have strong body immunity.

2. Pay attention to your eating habits during the recovery period

Adults recover quickly, but diet should not be neglected. Patients should eat more light food, more fresh vegetables and fruits, and less hairy food. Seafood such as shrimp and fish is best not to be eaten. It cannot be eaten casually and should be avoided. Patients must pay attention to dietary conditioning, which is very beneficial to the recovery of the body. When the environment is not clean and individuals have bad hygiene habits, it is easy to induce disease, so it is necessary to develop good hygiene habits, wash hands frequently, take a bath, drink more boiled water, and do not eat cold food.