Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease
HFMD Anti Bacterial Treatment
Still no cure or vaccine for HFMD, in fact they usually go away within 7 to 10 days. Our anti bacterial treatment is the perfect solution against bacteria, germs, and viruses including Covid-19 and HFMD.
Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease Infection
Anti Bacterial Treatment
Anti bacterial treatment prevents hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD), that is a common infection in young children spread from school. The symptom includes mouth ulcers, sore throat, blisters on hands, legs and buttocks. Can be rather painful, but it is not serious and fortunately, it is usually mild, easily treatable and preventable. In rare more dangerous cases HFMD can cause viral meningitis, bacillus anthracis, gram positive bacteria, encephalitis, heart infection or paralysis.
The viral infection can spread it through fluid contact from the skin blisters, coughing or sneezing and faeces. Good practice for personal hygiene is important to prevent the spread of HFMD symptoms to others. Most of us have become more aware of the world microorganisms during the Covid-19 pandemic. We are more wary of the types of bacteria door handles and elevator buttons may pose in public spaces.
Scientists studies shows that plenty of infectious bacteria, viruses and moulds surviving on surfaces for considerable amounts of time. Surfaces are a ways for pathogen to land and survive on once a single cells touches it. Pathogenic bacterial cells can survive by quickly attaching to the genetic material in the cell walls of the body. Innovative Pest Management provides an anti bacterial treatment specially for residential homes, restaurants, childcare centres and office buildings.
Bacterial infections and viruses like HFMD and food poisoning continues to increase, especially in child care facilities and restaurants. Our anti bacterial treatment will give you an added protection against these harmful virus.
Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease Symptoms
Symptoms of Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD)
Escherichia coli are bacteria detect in food, digestive track, animals and several different types of E coli are harmless. In rare cases the virus can affect the brain or spinal cord leading to severe symptoms like seizures, confusion and weakness. People typically experience symptoms between the 3rd to 7th days after the infection. The most common HFMD symptoms usually include:
Fever or cold sweats
Sore throat or sore gums
Painful small blisters inside of the mouth, tongue, palms of the hands, fingers, feet and buttocks.
Fatigue and loss of appetite
Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease Prevention
Prevention for Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD)
Children with HFMD infectious diseases must be excuse from school and childcare centres till the blisters dries up. To stop the sickness from spreading, parents should tell the teachers or principal so they can take steps to prevent it. Engage our anti bacterial treatment services to disinfect bathrooms, shared space, toys, and objects that children commonly touches. The perfect solution to protect against bacteria, germs, and viruses.
A good practice for personal hygiene is essential to help prevent the spread of HFMD, for both infected and their caregivers:
Use separate utensils for eating and drinking. Avoid sharing meals or beverages and personal items.
Avoid sharing of personal hygiene items and clothing (especially shoes and socks).
Regularly wash hands with anti bacterial soap and water after being in contact with blister. Following dealing with nasal and throat secretions, as well as after touching faeces or changing a diaper.
Thoroughly wash and dry clean clothing and surfaces or toys that might have contamination.
Teach children of the etiquette when coughing and sneezing, immediately disposal of used tissues, and wash hands afterwards.
Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease Treatments
Treatment for Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD)
HFMD is a mild illness that can be resolves within a week or so with no specific treatment required. Take paracetamol and avoid aspirin at all cost as directed by the doctors prescription for fever and any discomfort. Drink plenty of fluids, fermented foods and avoid orange juice that may lead to discomfort to the mouth ulcers. Do not prick on the blisters, as the fluid may be infectious and allow blisters to dry up naturally.
If a child with HFMD is having a bad headache, persistent fever or any concerning symptoms. Please see a doctor immediately.
FAQs for Anti Bacterial Treatment
Frequently Asked Questions
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How does Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) spread from one person to another?
We know that germs and diseases often spread through direct contact with child that has HFMD. For pathogen to find a way out of an infected human body is usually by sneezes and coughs. Positive anaerobic bacteria can make you sick by multiplying through binary fission in your immune system.
Is it safe to get an Anti Bacterial Treatment for residential homes?
Our water based disinfecting treatment is an eco friendly disinfectant that is highly recommend. Our specialists conducts a water based misting which produces fine clouds of water particles. This will efficiently cover surfaces leaving a protective layer against viruses, gram negative bacteria and fungi.
What is the benefit of a HFMD Anti Bacterial Treatment certification?
While hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) are definitely serious for individuals. Organisations and communities should not be alarm as nearly all patients recover within 7 to 10 days. Instead, remember that regularly maintaining cleanliness can help to prevent and control HMFD.
Upon completion of the anti bacterial treatment, we will provide you with a certification. This will boost the confidence in your school efforts to minimise HFMD outbreaks by taking necessary precautions.
How is Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) diagnosed?
A pediatrician often makes a diagnosis through a simple physical evaluation. Doctors will examine your child medical records, inspect the blisters, and ask about their symptoms. This will help them determine if your child has hand, foot, and mouth disease. They may perform some other test to rule out other medical conditions.
What do I if I contract Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD)?
HFMD disease is self-limiting, which also means it usually clears up within five to seven days. During these road to recovery, you need to ensure that you get enough rest and fluids consumption. Switch to a soft liquid diet if your mouth ulcers causes too much discomfort.
How can I help to control and prevent the spread of Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD)?
- Teach your child to cover up their mouths and noses when sneezing or coughing. Encourage them to use tissue and regularly wash their hands especially right after having contact with their mucus.
- Ensure you thoroughly cleanse your hands after you have changed their diapers. Parents are capable of spreading the virus to others by being in contact with any faeces, blisters or saliva.
- Wash clean and sanitise the toys that have been in contact with your children saliva. If you don't have a dryer, you can sun dry them to eliminate the bacteria.
- Avoid sharing meals and personal items that may have touch your children mouth. It could be items such as cutlery, toothbrushes, and bath linens.
- Disinfect all the surfaces that your child may have touched frequently. This tip can help prevent another sibling from getting hand, foot, and mouth disease.
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