St Vincent examining possible cases of hand, foot and mouth disease in kids
The Ministry of Health, Wellness, and the Environment in St Vincent is keeping a close eye on the current condition of the hand, foot, and mouth disease.

- Wash hands with soap and water, especially after changing diapers or using the toilet, and before feeding, preparing, or eating food.
- Cover mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing.
- If your child has HFMD, don't send them to daycare or school.
- Follow safe food hygiene and water practices.
- Avoid close contact with infected persons, such as kissing and embracing.
- Monitor youngsters for early signs and symptoms, and take those with prolonged fever and blisters on their hands and feet to a doctor for treatment.
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