- Thursday, September 29, 2016
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I apologize for the influx of HFMD posts. I just really want to add to the little pool of info on adult HFMD.
DISCLAIMER: Below are rather graphic pictures of sores on my hands, feet, and face. If you do not want to see them, don't scroll down. You've been warned.
My HFMD Experience, Day By Day
HFMD FAQs
Anyways, here are the pics:
And that brings you up to date!
DISCLAIMER: Below are rather graphic pictures of sores on my hands, feet, and face. If you do not want to see them, don't scroll down. You've been warned.
My HFMD Experience, Day By Day
HFMD FAQs
Anyways, here are the pics:
Reference Photo: Day 1, before sores.
I just wanted to admire my manicure. Oh if I had only known ...
Day Five Of Infection | Day Two Of Sores
Day Six of Infection | Day Three of Sores
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Those lines on my hands are as a result of the gloves I was wearing. |
Day Seven of Infection | Day Four of Sores
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You can see that some are beginning to crust over. |
Day Eight of Infection | Day Five of Sores
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Sorry for the thumb in the picture!!! |
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More crusty blisters. |
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These blisters are healed and not contagious (according to my doctor) |
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You can tell that the blisters are flattening out, though they look more red than they did before |
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You can see some of those blisters are healing as well. |
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This one is blurry. Sorry. But you get the gist. More peeling blisters. |
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In case the previous blurry photo wasn't good enough. |
Day Nine of Infection | Day Six of Sores
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Redness is fading. Peeling continues. |
Day 12 of Infection | Day Nine of Sores
WARNING: THESE PICTURES SHOW PEELING SKIN. IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE THAT, TURN BACK NOW.
I'm mainly showing you these so I can share my misery with someone.
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Sores are healed. Callouses and peeling remain. |
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That skin just cracked open. I had to trim it off. |
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In the process of trimming! |
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I just needed to gross someone out with this. |
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You can't tell, but most of the skin on my toes is not attached to my actual toe. It's kind of like having a rubber glove/sock on my foot. |
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I'm trying to show you that two layers of skin are coming off. |
- Wednesday, September 28, 2016
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