Mumps is a common infectious disease, especially in children. The disease causes many uncomfortable symptoms, fatigue, and significantly affects the patient's work, life, and health.

Hand, foot and mouth disease is a common infectious disease in children. Most children with the disease will recover on their own, but some children still have complications affecting the brain, heart, etc. So, are startles in children with hand, foot and mouth disease a complication?

Shingles is an acute infectious disease caused by the herpes zoster virus. The disease can occur at any age and in various locations on the body. Shingles in the ear is quite rare compared to other locations; however, patients should not be complacent as ear shingles have a high risk of complications and can cause meningitis.

Chickenpox is a relatively benign disease. Symptoms of chickenpox are not severe, and the most common one is blisters on the skin. However, if the blisters burst and are not properly cared for, they can easily lead to infection, and in severe cases, can cause sepsis or brain infection.