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Our little toddler has hand, foot, mouth disease now for the second time in under three months. Is that possible and/or abnormal?
The symptoms are fever, lethargy, bumps on face and feet. Pediatrician gave us "magic mouthwash", which helps, but she is miserable for the second time and it's heartbreaking.
3 Answers
- MaryLv 75 years agoFavorite Answer
Both possible and normal.
Once you get one strain of it, it's still possible to get others. The virus mutates so quickly, and that makes it easy to get again and again.
Not much you can do, I'm afraid. I've had it and it is miserable. Poor baby!
- PhilipthepaleLv 75 years ago
They usually only get it once in their entire lifetime.
Most often the first exposure produces life-long immunity.
If the pediatrician isn't worried, though, I wouldn't be either.
- Anonymous5 years ago
Quit your beefing. She'll be fine. It won't kill her.
