Ibu di duga..

2,3 ari lepas..mama lin bagi tau ibu..umairah(classmate rayyan kat umah mama lin) kena HFMD nih..

tup2 semalam pukoi 2.30pm..after ibu lunch..mama lin kal ibu kat opis bg tau badan Rayyan naik bintik2 merah...

bederau la darah ibu dengaq cam tuh....tewos tinggal meja..tinggal file yg menimbun..amik kunci kete..pintu bilik opis pon tak tutup..lampu pon tak off...haaa lantak la....start enjin..Vroom!!! g umah mama lin..

sampai je umah mama lin..anak ibu tgh mamai2 nk tdo..nampak je ibu macam bese la kan..mesti kasik senyuman yg paling manissss....terubat la kerisauan sket..

then mama lin pon tunjuk la kat ibu..bintik2 yg macam baru nk naik kat tapak tangan n tapak kaki..

so ibu kal ayah kat opis ajak ayah p jumpe paed rayyan..Dr Khairul Azman kat Annur...

sampai je klinik org tak berape ramai..then turn rayyan Dr Khairul check sume die kate ni simptom2 HFMD...tapi rayyan punye macam baru nk jadik..so Dr bg ubat demam suruh stand by n ubat sapu dalam mulut incase kalo ade naik pape dalam mulut buah hati ibu nih..but temperature badan Rayyan normal..

bintik2 kat tapak kaki Rayyan Qaleef..

tapak tangan pon ade bintik2...

malam tdo Rayyan tak meragam..lega sgt ibu...

so dari semalam giat la ibu search info berkenaan dengan HFMD nih...segala paper..research..journal ibu baca..da ble tahap nk p exam nih..hehhe!!

so yg paling mudah utk tau ape itu HFMD ibu ade copy dr fav website ibu..

jemput2 la scroll di bawah yer..utuk panduan kiter bersama..

Ibu doakan Anak Ibu kuat..cepat sihat..Ammeenn.. 

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What is hand, foot, and mouth disease?

Hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) is a fairly common viral illness in children. (HFMD is not the same as foot-and-mouth disease, also called hoof-and-mouth disease, which affects animals.)

HFMD most often occurs in preschoolers, although adults and children of any age can get it. Most adults have developed antibodies against it from previous exposure. HFMD most often shows up in the summer and fall.

HFMD can be caused by any of a number of viruses, most commonly the coxsackie virus. Although in very rare cases HFMD can lead to viral meningitis or encephalitis (inflammation of the brain), children usually recover just fine, without treatment, in a week to ten days.

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What are the symptoms?

If your baby contracts HFMD, he'll first have a mild fever. You may notice that his appetite isn't what it usually is. He may also have a sore throat and feel lousy in general.

A day or two after the fever starts, your baby will develop painful sores in his mouth — on his tongue, gums, or the inside of his cheeks. This will likely make him irritable.

Your child may also develop a rash on the palms of his hands, the soles of his feet, and maybe his buttocks. The rash, which isn't itchy, starts out as small, flat, red dots that may turn into bumps or blisters.

Is HFMD contagious?

Yes, the virus can be transmitted through nose and throat secretions, the fluid in the blisters, or stool. While your baby will be most contagious during the week he first shows symptoms, the virus can be transmitted for weeks afterward.

If your baby usually goes to daycare, check with the staff about the attendance policy. They may want you to keep your child home until his symptoms are gone or even longer.

Credit to : www.babycenter.com

so ari nih..ibu dapat mc utk jaga rayyan kat umah...

bermalas-malasan bersama buah hati..

Rayyan Qaleef cayang..cepat baik yer..ibu da tak sabar nk tgk anak ibu sihat seperti sediakala...sob sob sob...

budak bulat kesayangan ibu..