Mouth

At my 19 month old’s daycare there were several confirmed cases of hand foot and mouth. Now she has blisters all around the outside of her mouth. She was running a fever but not anymore. There are no blisters on her hand and feet? Is it common to only have them around her mouth or could this be something else? Thanks for your help!

Well my daughter recently had it, she had little water pimples on her lower legs and hands, the 2 severe blisters on her tongue so she couldn’t eat. What your daughter has could be the start if it, everyone reacts differently but your best option is to take her to the doctor although there is no treatment for hand, foot and mouth, at least you can find out what is causing her blisters.

i have blisters at my hands , feet, around my mouth and nose and some at my buttocks now. i had high fever 2 days ago, but i dont have it anymore. but the blisters are giving me this terrible pain!!! any home treatment i could do?

Prudent to see a general surgeon/local homeopath/dermatologist for physical examination, relevant investigations, accurate diagnosis and permanent cure by medication and or surgical interference.

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My nephew has a rash all over his cheeks and now it is spreading to his back and shoulders. The doctor my sister took him to yesterday first said heat rash and then after arguing with my sister about it for 10 minutes took a look in his mouth claimed there was a was in it and then declared he had Hand foot and mouth disease. BUT none of the online picks look like my nephews rash and he dosent have any of the symptoms. No fever, no fatigue, no loss of apitite, not blisters on his hands or feet, he’s running around like a tornado giggling and having fun. I was wondering if any other disease mimics Hand foot and mouth or heat rash. Could it be an allergic reaction?
They definately dont look like chicken pox. He isnt itching them either. He’s 1. He came home from his dad’s two days ago with this rash on his checks after his dad’s birthday party for him.

Here’s a list of things that might be confused with hand, foot, and mouth disease:
chicken pox, herpangina, Kawasaki disease, Stevens Johnson syndrome, Herpes zoster Infection, or oral herpesvirus Infection. Chicken pox seems most likely at this point.

not catch it?
Please any personal info would be great. I thank you in advance.

Its going around in kinder class.
Thank you Ethel.

Its contagious as long as they have it. I actually caught it from a kid I baby sat I was in 9th grade I started with blisters on my hands and my teacher knew what it was and told me to go to the nurse the nurse sent me back to the room and my teacher flipped out and called my Mon from cclass the Dr told me not to go to class till it was all cleared meaning the blisters on my hands and throat. NY sister caught it after 3 days I had it for 5 her was a mild case mine I could barley swallow my own spit