What to do if you have herpes in your throat? Parents should do this

The medical name for herpes in the throat is herpetic pharyngitis, which is an infectious disease that is common in children. Throat herpes has a great impact on children's oral health. In addition, children's own resistance is relatively poor. Therefore, throat herpes should be treated in time to avoid infection with other inflammations.

1: Hand, foot and mouth disease is an infectious disease caused by enterovirus and is common in children. Traditional Chinese medicine is the most effective way to treat hand, foot and mouth disease. It is usually treated with a combination of oral medication and oral ointments. Those without complications can be cured in about a week and have a good prognosis.

2: Antiviral drugs can also be used for treatment. The child should rinse his or her mouth with warm water regularly; he or she should not eat cold, spicy or irritating foods, and should not be given salty foods.

3: An important point in home care is to let the child get enough rest. The younger the sick child is, the more rest he needs. He can resume free activities only after the symptoms disappear.

4: The second is to take medicine on time. According to the child's appetite and digestive ability, liquid or noodles, porridge and other foods should be given. The room should be quiet, the air should be fresh, smoking is prohibited, and the temperature should be constant, not too high, too low, or too humid. More attention should be paid when there are symptoms of laryngitis, so that the child can recover early.

5: Give your baby Chinese patent medicine or Western antiviral granules (oral liquid) for clearing away heat and detoxifying, and he will be fine in two or three days. In terms of diet, do not eat hot foods, fish, shrimp, etc. Drink more water and eat more fruits.

6: Food that is too hot can cause throat pain to worsen. Eat food that is not too hot and is light and easy to digest. You can also add some vegetable juice.

It is easy to be infected into other inflammations, so parents should pay attention to timely treatment.