How is herpes caused in children?

If a child develops herpes, it is generally likely that the child has a herpes simplex virus infection, and once infected, the virus may cause certain inflammatory blisters around the mouth, nose, and eyes, most of which may be clustered. After the patient produces this kind of herpes, it is necessary to carry out antiviral treatment under normal circumstances, but also need symptomatic treatment according to the specific state of this kind of skin lesion. Under normal circumstances, acyclovir ointment can be applied externally. If the exudation reaction is obvious, zinc oxide cream can be applied externally. At the same time, antiviral oral liquid can be taken orally.