Hand Foot and mouth disease in children dialectic thinking and Clinical Treatment.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 17 Hand Foot and mouth disease in children dialectic thinking and Clinical Treatment [Abstract] for children with hand, foot and mouth disease pathogenesis transferred to the characteristics of syndrome differentiation analysis of their ideas, Clinical foreign invasion according to Immunotoxin, evil Yu Lung Wei; poison gas Yun points, hot and humid fumigation; poison forced camp blood, invagination darling, I not entirely evil, lung and stomach yin wounded four types of treatment of Diagnosis and Treatment. [Keywords:] Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease / TCM therapy; Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease / TCM; children; syndrome differentiation; cause Hand, Foot and mouth disease, also known as the summer of herpes syndrome, based on oral mucosal ulcers and hands, feet, buttocks, etc. skin rash as the main characteristics of childhood infectious diseases, the pathogen COA16 virus (Coxsackie virus), and EV  71 virus (enterovirus Tao virus). The disease was first popular in New Zealand in 1957, Birmingham, England in 1959, when ALSOP’s so popular with the hand, foot and mouth disease, said the first, 1969 to 1970, Japan had an outbreak of pandemic. China since 1981 has been reported that the incidence increased gradually in recent years, often see reports of the regional epidemic, and sometimes can cause an outbreak of epidemic. In recent years, China Shandong, Anhui, Guangdong and other places have regional popularity, and even death report. This disease, mainly in the summer and autumn, occur in the pre-school children, especially in an age of two more common in children, older children infected with mild symptoms, in addition to hands, feet and oral herpes ulcers or ulceration into things, can be accompanied by systemic symptoms such as fever, torpid intake, abdominal pain, constipation or poor, eye conjunctivitis, or submandibular lymph node enlargement. Mild symptoms were around 1 week after the rash receded, leaving no scar, no pigmentation an