• Congested and runny nose
• Dry cough
• Sore throat
• Sneezing
• Fever
• Wheezing

• Crowded places where you may encounter an infected person.
• Adults with asthma, heart problems, and lung diseases.
• People with a low immune system.
• Premature babies or with infants under 6 months.
• Exposure to other children in daycare or school.

• Blood tests at home to check CBC (complete blood count) to test white cell count or to test for bacteria, viruses or any other infection.
• Chest x-ray to look for a lung infection.
• A swab of secretions from inside the mouth or nose to check for signs of the virus
• Pulse oximetry to detect oxygen levels in the blood.

• Wash your hands frequently
• Limit your infant or child’s exposure to sick people. Don’t send your sick child or infant to school or daycare.
• Keep countertops in your kitchen and bathroom clean. Dispose of used tissue immediately.
• Avoid sharing cups and drinking glasses.
• Wash your child’s toys regularly.

• Congested and runny nose
• Dry cough
• Sore throat
• Sneezing
• Fever
• Wheezing

• Crowded places where you may encounter an infected person.
• Adults with asthma, heart problems, and lung diseases.
• People with a low immune system.
• Premature babies or with infants under 6 months.
• Exposure to other children in daycare or school.

• Blood tests at home to check CBC (complete blood count) to test white cell count or to test for bacteria, viruses or any other infection.
• Chest x-ray to look for a lung infection.
• A swab of secretions from inside the mouth or nose to check for signs of the virus
• Pulse oximetry to detect oxygen levels in the blood.

• Wash your hands frequently
• Limit your infant or child’s exposure to sick people. Don’t send your sick child or infant to school or daycare.
• Keep countertops in your kitchen and bathroom clean. Dispose of used tissue immediately.
• Avoid sharing cups and drinking glasses.
• Wash your child’s toys regularly.

• It is used to treat unexplained fertility.
• Abnormalities in the cervical mucus or cervical canal. Cervical scar tissues from previous procedures preventing sperms from entering the uterus.
• Mild endometriosis is often treated by obtaining a good quality egg along with performing IUI.
• Women who cannot produce eggs or produce few eggs.
• Mild male infertility or low sperm count.
• Ejaculation dysfunction. 
• Semen allergy is very rare, but some women are allergic to their partner’s semen. IUI procedure can remove proteins from the semen causing the allergy.

• Before intrauterine insemination, the best gynecologist in Kanpur will prescribe fertility medication to help your eggs mature and be ready to be fertilized. A lot of careful coordination is involved in the procedure to be successful.
• The collected semen sample is collected. This sample is washed to separate seminal fluid and lower quality sperm will be washed away. The highly concentrated sample of healthy sperm increases the likelihood of pregnancy.
• Monitoring ovulation is a critical part of the procedure. The best gynecologist may ask you to monitor the at-home predictor kit to monitor the release and surge of luteinizing hormone (LH) or use an ultrasound to visualize ovulation. You may be given medication or injections to increase the number of eggs for ovulation.

• It is used to treat unexplained fertility.
• Abnormalities in the cervical mucus or cervical canal. Cervical scar tissues from previous procedures preventing sperms from entering the uterus.
• Mild endometriosis is often treated by obtaining a good quality egg along with performing IUI.
• Women who cannot produce eggs or produce few eggs.
• Mild male infertility or low sperm count.
• Ejaculation dysfunction. 
• Semen allergy is very rare, but some women are allergic to their partner’s semen. IUI procedure can remove proteins from the semen causing the allergy.

• Before intrauterine insemination, the best gynecologist in Patna will prescribe fertility medication to help your eggs mature and be ready to be fertilized. A lot of careful coordination is involved in the procedure to be successful.
• The collected semen sample is collected. This sample is washed to separate seminal fluid and lower quality sperm will be washed away. The highly concentrated sample of healthy sperm increases the likelihood of pregnancy.
• Monitoring ovulation is a critical part of the procedure. The best gynecologist may ask you to monitor the at-home predictor kit to monitor the release and surge of luteinizing hormone (LH) or use an ultrasound to visualize ovulation. You may be given medication or injections to increase the number of eggs for ovulation.

Hand, foot, and mouth disease is a mild infectious viral disease affecting young children. The viral infection is usually caused by the Coxsackie virus. The virus spreads from person to person through direct contact. The disease can be identified by blisters or sores in the mouth and hives on the hands and feet. Hand, foot, and mouth disease can affect people of all ages but generally affect children under 5.

Symptom

Hand, foot, and mouth disease may cause some or all of the following signs-

• Fever
• Sore throat with a runny nose
• Lack of appetite
• Painful red eruptions or blistering inside the mouth, tongue, and gums.
• Red rash on the hands and soles of the feet and occasionally on the buttocks.  These rashes may cause blistering. The rash is tender or sore when pressed.
• Fretfulness in babies and toddlers.

A fever is usually the first sign of hand, foot, and mouth disease. The other symptoms like the typical rash associated with the disease are seen one or two days after the fever.

Hand, foot, and mouth disease is a minor childhood illness. You need to book a pediatrician in Kanpur if your child has a mouth sore or a sore throat and is unable to drink fluids or if their symptoms worsen.

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Cause

Hand, foot, and mouth disease are caused by viruses. The viruses are  –  Coxsackie virus the most common and enteroviruses.  Hand, foot, and mouth disease is contagious and the virus can pass from one child to another, when an infected person coughs or sneezes, and touching contaminated things. The virus can spread through

• Salvia
• Stool
• Fluids come out from blister or scabs
• Nasal discharge.

Children are most contagious in the first week when they are sick.  Hand, foot, and mouth disease is common in crèches and playschools. Adults can pass on the virus without showing any symptoms.

Diagnoses

The best pediatrician in Kanpur usually diagnoses hand, foot, and mouth disease during your child’s physical exam. They will check the child’s mouth for blisters and their hands and feet for rash. The pediatrician near me will ask the parent about the other symptoms the child is experiencing.

The best pediatrician in Kanpur may take a throat swab or ask for a stool test to diagnose which virus is causing the infection.

Treatment

Hand, foot, and mouth disease is a viral infection and does not respond to antibiotics. Most children get better within a week without any problems or side effects. The best pediatrician in Kanpur try to help to relieve the symptoms the child is experiencing

• Over the counter creams or ointment to help with the rash.
• Medicines to help with the fever and sore throat.
• Topical oral anesthetics to help with the mouth ulcers.

It is important to keep your child hydrated when they have the hand, foot, and mouth diseases. Infants may be given milk formulas or fluids to replenish electrolytes. Certain foods and drinks may be difficult to eat in this period. You should avoid feeding your child spicy, salty or acidic food. Soft food that can be swallowed easily to eat will help. Drinks such as milk may be soothing. Gargling with salt water may help with the swelling of mouth and throat caused due to hand, foot, and mouth disease.