1. Many children may suffer from viral infections due to poor personal hygiene, leading to severe conditions such as hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD). In the early stage of HFMD, children may develop a fever, as well as red rashes on the hands and feet, and blisters in the mouth.

 

2. If a child is diagnosed with HFMD, it is important to seek timely medical examination and treatment. There are various treatment options available. For mild cases, medication may be sufficient; for severe cases, injections may be necessary. The child should rest for a period before considering returning to kindergarten.

 

3. In the early stage of HFMD, children may experience a fever that does not subside even with antipyretics. In such cases, parents should pay close attention and take the child to a regular hospital for examination. Generally, appropriate medication can help control the condition within a short period.

 

Note: The above covers the early symptoms and prevention methods of HFMD. HFMD is a relatively serious illness, with early symptoms including blisters and red rashes on the hands, feet, and mouth.