hsv infections

What are the symptoms of HSV in children?

The symptoms of HSV in children can vary based on the site of infection and the child's age. Common symptoms include:
Oral lesions (cold sores or fever blisters)
Gingivostomatitis (painful sores in the mouth)
Skin lesions
Fever
Irritability
Difficulty in feeding (neonates)

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