علاج داء اليد والقدم والفم أو الحمى القلاعية غير المعقدة مع القرح الفموية

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Children with mucocutaneous involvement only (i.e. uncomplicated HFMD) may be treated at home, as long as there are no social circumstances of concern, such as anxious parents or poor access to health care facilities.

HFMD Febrile illness with papulovesicular rash on palms and soles, with or without vesicles/ulcers in the mouth.

In most cases, HFMD is a self-limiting illness, with the majority of children recovering spontaneously with symptomatic treatment.

Clinical management of HFMD is largely supportive in nature and there are no specific antivirals.