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What Causes A Sore Throat And Blisters On The Limbs?
I am 59 year old female... I had a high temp and just a sore throat over the weekend... starting on Monday I noticed a few blister like spots on my hands... I thought it was a reaction to gloves I was using cleaning at work... but Tues my whole hands broke out... today.. the roof of my mouth and the edges and heels of my feet have the same type blisters... I take no meds... only aleve at night...
You may have hand, foot and mouth disease. This is a viral infection that is contagious.
It is normally seen in children but can be seen in adults as well.
It is not usually associated with any significant complications.
Treatment mainly consists of : (1)preventing transmission to others- it can be transmitted via contact with skin lesion, nasal secretions, contact with contaminated surfaces, faeces
(2)anti septic and analgesic mouth washes may help with the lesions in the mouth- eg diflam, covonia, chloroseptic
(3)pain medication for any discomfort
The condition can last for a week to 10 days.
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What Causes A Sore Throat And Blisters On The Limbs?
Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic You may have hand, foot and mouth disease. This is a viral infection that is contagious. It is normally seen in children but can be seen in adults as well. It is not usually associated with any significant complications. Treatment mainly consists of : (1)preventing transmission to others- it can be transmitted via contact with skin lesion, nasal secretions, contact with contaminated surfaces, faeces (2)anti septic and analgesic mouth washes may help with the lesions in the mouth- eg diflam, covonia, chloroseptic (3)pain medication for any discomfort The condition can last for a week to 10 days. I hope this helps