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Amys got hand, foot and mouth infection :( advice!

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Posted : Jul 10, 2009 7:19:28 PM
Subject : Amys got hand, foot and mouth infection :( advice!

Got a call from nursery today saying she has developed small spots over her foot and i should get her to the doctors and he said it was hand foot and mouth:(

she seems ok and no fever so im hoping its a very mild case has anyone else had to deal with it???

Laura xx

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Posted : Jul 10, 2009 7:31:10 PM

Isla has never had it but my friends dd has had it a few months back. She was given antib for it and she cleared up fine. It's suppose to be quite common in toddlers esp. if they go to a sitter or have other children around them.

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Posted : Jul 11, 2009 9:24:35 AM

Yes my son had it. Its a horrible thing. He was between 1 and 2 when he got it and the spots were horrid, they die down to scab type things. I think if i remember he just had calpol and ibruprofen for the discomfort and im sure he had an antihistamine as well.

I rang up my docs/health visitor and they told me what it was, id never heard of it. I would ask them for advice.

She will have to stay off nursery but again maybe ask docs how long for


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Posted : Jul 12, 2009 7:14:55 AM

Jack had this also from nursery. He was fine in himself just blisters on hands feet and a few in mouth which made eating uncomfortable. Doc told us calpol and no nursery till all gone. I think it lasts about 5-7 days xx

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Posted : Jul 12, 2009 9:01:02 AM

Jess had it a few months ago, blister type spots on palms and in her mouth - made it uncomfortable for her to eat for a few days but some baby nurofen and anti histamines did the trick and after a week she was spot free. Don't worry its very common.
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Posted : Jul 12, 2009 9:35:38 AM

thanks ladies
She seems fine in herself no temp, not grizzly and the tiny little (one) blister she had has gone!!
Hopefully we got away with a really mild case

I have had relatives from Canada calling thinking she had foot and mouth (the animal thing) you'd think they would give it another name!!

Thanks again!

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Posted : Jul 12, 2009 9:25:36 PM

its confusing isn't it! my little boy had this recently- we thought it was chicken pox but it turns out it was this! he was only poorly for a day and then he got the spots that cleared in a week.

hubby got it too which is unusual for adults to catch and he did make a fuss- but thats men!

Anna x

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