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What Causes Pain And Soreness In Hands?

hello this is in regards to my 6 yr old son.We went to the water park all day Sat. for ten hrs. We ate there and it was very hot outside. We gave him as much liquids as we could. He woke up yesterday and he said his hands hurt. They were sensitive to the touch,little pink,some were kinda hard. He was tired through out the day and even took a nap which was not like him. We thought he was tired from Sat. Late last night he had a low fever. We gave him med for the fever and the pain in his hands. Today he woke up with a low fever but he didn t have it after that. His hands still hurt. So I took him to the doctor and she didn t know what it was. Do you happen to know what this is?
Wed, 7 Dec 2016
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Hi...by what you say I feel that it could be viral myositis or inflammation of the muscles in the which can occur after exertion or after viral infection or viral illness and fever.

If it doesn't subside in another 24 hours or his urine output is going down then we need to consider viral hemorrhagic fever and I suggest you take him to the nearest emergency room.

Regards - Dr. Sumanth
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What Causes Pain And Soreness In Hands?

Hi...by what you say I feel that it could be viral myositis or inflammation of the muscles in the which can occur after exertion or after viral infection or viral illness and fever. If it doesn t subside in another 24 hours or his urine output is going down then we need to consider viral hemorrhagic fever and I suggest you take him to the nearest emergency room. Regards - Dr. Sumanth