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  • Children and lurgys – Hand, Foot and Mouth
  • csb
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    Daughter caught this at nursery and after a few days of spots and not eating has recovered.

    I, on the other hand (foot, mouth, kegs, scalp), have developed a set of pustules that mean I’m struggling to walk and pick things up. Ear ache at night and a throat that makes swallowing difficult.

    Has anyone else had this?

    boxfish
    Free Member

    Yup. My daughter brought it home from nursery. I ended up with really sore hands/fingers for a few days but it went away fairly quickly.

    csb
    Full Member

    Funny you should reply (we spoke the other day at work in the basement). There’s a spate of it round our way apparently – NHS online say’s it’s milder in adults (yeah right).

    boxfish
    Free Member

    I’d forgotten your STW moniker! 😆

    I also had it worse than my daughter. She seemed oblivious to the spots and just had a few rough nights.

    csb
    Full Member

    Alternatively our daughters are far harder than us wimps.

    jam-bo
    Full Member

    I had it after chickenpox. When I was 22. That summer sucked.

    scaredypants
    Full Member

    kill yourself and set up a funeral pyre of old railway sleepers – it’s the only (other) way to be sure 😆

    csb
    Full Member

    I’ve used all the sleepers to make a raised bed. Can someone nuke me from orbit please?

    CountZero
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    Trouble with nuking from orbit is the collateral damage, however napalm tends to be a bit more localised…

    meesterbond
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    Some of Masterbond’s friends have had it (he’s nearly 2) and whilst he hasn’t shown any signs both the missus and I had ulcers and sore throats for a couple of weeks.

    The joy of having kids.

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