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Hand foot and mouth disease

What is hand foot and mouth disease?

Hand foot and mouth disease is a. Highly contagious infection it's caused

By, viruses from the ender virus family most commonly the

Coxsackievirus, these viruses can

Spread from person to person through direct contact with unwashed hands or surfaces contaminated with feces it can

Also, be transmitted through contact with an infected person saliva stool or?

Respiratory, secretions hand foot and mouth disease is characterized

By, blisters or sores in the mouth and a rash on the hands and feet the infection can

Affect people of all ages but it usually occurs in children under age five

It is generally a mild condition that goes away on its, own within several days

What are the symptoms of hand foot and mouth disease

The, symptoms begin to develop three to seven, days, after the initial infection

This period, is known as the incubation period?

When symptoms do appear you or your?

Child, may experience a fever a poor appetite a sore throat a. Headache

irritability

Painful red blisters in the mouth a red

Rash on the hands and the soles of the feet a fever and sore throat are usually the first symptoms of hand foot and mouth

disease

The characteristic blisters and rashes show, up later usually one or two

Days, after the fever begins, what causes hand foot and mouth disease

hand foot and mouth disease is often caused, by a strain of

coxsackievirus most commonly

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coxsackievirus is part of a group of viruses called dendera viruses in

Some cases other types of endura viruses can. Cause hand foot and mouth disease

Viruses can, be easily spread from person to person you or your

Child, may contract-- hand foot and mouth disease through contact with an infected person's saliva

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feces

Respiratory, droplets sprayed into the air after coughing or sneezing

Hand foot and mouth disease can

Also, be transmitted through direct contact with unwashed hands or a. Surface containing traces of the virus

Who is at risk for hand foot and mouth disease

Young children have the highest risk of getting hand foot and mouth disease

Risk increases if they attend daycare or school as viruses can, spread quickly in these facilities

Children, usually build up immunity to the disease after being exposed to the viruses that cause it this is why the condition rarely

Affects. People over age 10

However it's still possible for older children and adults to get the infection especially if they have weakened immune systems

How is hand foot and mouth disease?

Diagnosed a doctor can often diagnose hand foot and mouth disease simply by performing a

Physical exam they'll check the mouth and body for the appearance of blisters and rashes

The doctor will, also ask you or your

Child, about other symptoms the doctor may take a throat swab or stool sample that can be tested for the virus

This will allow them to confirm the diagnosis, how

Is hand foot and mouth disease treated in most cases

The infection will go away without treatment in seven to ten, days

however your doctor may recommend certain treatments to help, ease symptoms until the disease has run its course, these can include

Prescription or over-the-counter topical ointments to soothe blisters and rashes

Pain medication such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen to relieve headaches

Medicated syrups or lozenges to ease painful sore throats

Certain at-home treatments can, also provide relief from hand foot and mouth disease

Symptoms, you can, try the following home remedies to help, make blisters less

Bothersome suck on eyes or popsicles eat ice cream or sherbet

Drink cold beverages avoid

Citrus fruits fruit drinks and soda avoid spicy or salty foods

Swishing warm saltwater around in the mouth may, also help relieve the pain associated with

Mouth blisters and throat sores do this several times a day are as often as needed

What is the outlook for people with hand foot and mouth disease

You or your. Child should feel completely better within 5 to 7, days, after the initial onset of symptoms

reinfection is uncommon the body usually builds up immunity to the viruses that cause the disease

Call a doctor immediately if symptoms get worse or don't clear up within 10 days

in rare cases

Coxsackievirus can cause a medical emergency

How can hand foot and mouth disease be prevented?

Practicing good hygiene is the best defense against hand foot and mouth disease

Regular, hand washing can greatly reduce your risk of contracting this virus

Teach your children how, to wash their hands using hot water and soap hands should always be washed after using the restroom

Before eating and after being out in public

Children, should, also be taught not to put their hands or other objects in or near their mouths it's, also important to disinfect

Any common areas in your home on a regular, basis get in the habit of cleaning shared surfaces first with

Soap, and water then with a diluted solution of bleach and water you should, also disinfect toys

Pacifiers and other objects that may be contaminated with the virus

If you or your child, experience symptoms such as a fever or sore throat stay home from school or work

You should continue avoiding contact with others once the tell-tale blisters and rashes

Develop this can help you avoid, spreading the disease to others

For more infomation >> What is Hand, Foot & Mouth Disease- How is it preventedtreated How long does it last - Duration: 6:44.

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What is digital mothering? - Duration: 3:14.

So there seems to be similarities with

the way in which mothers manage family related material and photos both on and

offline so in the research that I've been doing I've been interviewing

mothers about their uploads family photos and status updates to social

media and it seems that their postings respond to particular relational

concerns and practices about doing family in everyday life so for example

in Western culture the notion of togetherness is really central to the

way in which we understand and do family and this was reflected in how women were

talking about their their general uploads to social media so for example

they chose photos that reflected family togetherness so when all members of a

particular family were in the frame and what was important to this is that it

was the notion of togetherness that was prioritized over other things that we

might worry about when we're posting photos online so for example how we look

so what was being prioritized is a genuineness or authentic nurse about the

closeness of that family unit and what was particularly interesting is that the

mothers some of the mothers reported that their children were asking for

family self is what this seemed to point to is that doing family selfies were not

just a reflection or a representation of family togetherness but was an actual

practice of doing familial intimacy what the mothers also talked about was the

way that social media can generate quite negative judgment and in contrast to how

the phenomenon of sharenting is generally positioned the uploader family

material the mother's talked about the photos or

happy family photos and status updates is a

relatively safe thing to post about and seem to mitigate the idea of negative

judgment about these postings so the women discussed kind of the happy family

photo is quite resistant to criticism and they talked about the number of

likes so family photos generated quite what they saw as a high number of likes

and positive comments compared to other kinds of postings so it seems that the

posting of this kind of happy family material was in some respects a

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For more infomation >> What is digital mothering? - Duration: 3:14.

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See why Carly Pearce is the Best in Texas - Duration: 3:43.

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I come from a family who loved classic country and love bluegrass and it was always playing in a home, and I've

always loved just that

rootsy acoustic, real singer, real songwriting, real lyrics, just that mountain

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I moved to Nashville after working a couple years at Dollywood and went from being a very

big fish in a small pond to a tiny tiny fish in a huge pond in Nashville

I got a record deal and

lost it just as quickly as I got it and I had to pay my rent and pay my bills and survive

and so I took a job cleaning Airbnb. That was how I paid my rent for a really long time as me

people know me as getting my start with the Josh Abbott Band and that allowed me to

get to go out and tour in Texas a lot with them

he Josh and his band were so kind to let me open a lot of shows for him and

ride his tour bus when I didn't have any money and so I was exposed very early on to the Texas music scene

Which is amazing and they love

songs and they love songwriting and they loved real artists and they really loved country music and I think that you get something out of

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the only car that I've ever driven in my whole life is Ford and

I don't know that I would ever drive another one. So it feels

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surprising me with it in the driveway and then buying my first car which was a Ford and

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every gig and bar that I could while packing my band in the back seats to

having my first single go number one and getting to buy a brand new Ford

so it's a huge honor to be a part of it

There are videos of me saying to my parents that I was going to move to Nashville and

singing at the Grand Ole Opry one day and so when I finally got to step on that Opry stage in 2015

It was a dream come true one of the most surreal moments of my life

I've played over 50 times now and just consider all of them family.

I've been very honest about how much I've struggled in the nine years that I've been here and I think that so many people

are quick to not want to share the struggle when they see success and

I've been told no by

every single person in Nashville and told

to move home to find something else to do your music isn't isn't good enough all these different things that I think that

what I want people to see out of my story and out of just my vulnerability is that

if you work hard and you believe and you

won't take no for an answer and you go and do everything that you can to make you as an artist the best

representation that it can be you can do it