My baby has had a cold for 8 days. Initially, it was just fever, but after getting shots and medication, the fever subsided. Two days later, a sore appeared in the throat, and the fever returned. After five days of intravenous drip treatment, the fever still recurs. The gums are a bit red and swollen. Is this Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease?

My child was born prematurely at 36 weeks and 3 days, delivering a set of twins—a boy weighing 3.9 pounds and a girl weighing 5.1 pounds. The doctor said the child was premature and the boy had a slight lung inflammation requiring an incubator. Treatment generally takes 7 to 10 days, and discharge is contingent upon the child’s overall condition improving, including the inflammation subsiding, laboratory indicators returning to normal, and milk intake reaching a certain standard. Try not to worry too much; relax and try to express more breast milk to feed the baby at the hospital, as this can help the child recover faster. No matter how good formula milk is, it’s not as good as breast milk for the baby.

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