While typically treatable at home, Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease can bring on some dangerous symptoms. It’s important to understand the symptoms and when to seek intervention from a medical professional.
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Julia Tandez NP talks about what you should look for if you think your child may have Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease.
And this week’s Medical Myth tackles the question: Does gum really get stuck in your stomach for seven years if you swallow it?
To learn more about VNA Health Care, call (630) 884-4566 or visit VNAhealth.com
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Generalmente, la enfermedad de manos, pies y boca se puede tratar en el hogar, y puede provocar algunos síntomas peligrosos. Es importante comprender los síntomas y cuándo buscar la intervención de un profesional médico.
Julia Tandez NP, enfermera certificada familiar, habla sobre lo que debe buscar si cree que su hijo puede tener la enfermedad de manos, pies y boca.
Y el mito médico de esta semana aborda la pregunta: ¿realmente el chicle se queda atascado en el estómago durante siete años si se lo traga?
Para obtener más información sobre VNA Health Care, llame al (630) 884-4566 o visite VNAhealth.com
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