Symptoms of throat herpes, treatment methods of throat herpes

Among the common herpes classifications, throat herpes is a very common skin disease. Generally speaking, when people find herpes in their throat, they need to learn more about the relevant treatment methods.

Symptoms of Throat Herpes:

When throat herpes occurs, the white blood cell count in most children's blood does not increase or even decreases (the white blood cell count often increases during bacterial infection and is normal or decreases during viral infection). The clinical symptoms of laryngeal herpes include fever, sore throat, and the appearance of small blisters in the mouth, on the soft palate, tonsils, and uvula. In the early stage of herpes, there are small gray-white papules with red halos around them. Later, they turn into shiny blisters and then turn into small ulcers after breaking. In most cases, papules, herpes and ulcers coexist. Children often drool and refuse to eat because of sore throat. Because infants and young children cannot complain about their sore throat, they cry day and night and cannot sleep. The general course of the disease is about 7 days. Sick children may suddenly vomit, have a high temperature of around 39°C, and not want to eat.

Treatment for throat herpes:

To treat throat herpes, some antiviral drugs should be used. If the condition is serious and the child has a high fever and cannot eat, drugs such as acyclovir can be given intravenously, which are effective against viruses. Those with mild illness can take antiviral drugs such as sirolimus or ribavirin orally. And symptomatic treatment should be given, such as using some antipyretic drugs. Chinese medicine can be taken orally as antiviral medicine, isatis root granules, and shuanghuanglian injection via intravenous drip. For high fever, you can use Zixuesan, antelope horn powder, etc. Decoctions often use heat-clearing and detoxifying drugs such as honeysuckle, forsythia, isatis root, mint, gypsum, bamboo leaves, and rehmannia. When children suffer from throat herpes, they should drink more water to help reduce the temperature. Eat nutritious and easily digestible liquid or semi-liquid foods, such as milk, rice porridge, and fruit juice. Children should eat small amounts and frequently, and should not be given spicy, sweet or fried foods.