Can bronchopneumonia be transmitted to your baby?

Bronchopneumonia can be transmitted to the baby because bronchopneumonia is an infectious disease, mainly caused by pathogen infection, if the baby's immunity is relatively low, contact with the pathogen, can be infected.

Bronchopneumonia is an inflammatory disease caused by pathogens infecting the bronchial lungs, if the baby's immunity is relatively low, contact with pathogens, such as bacteria, viruses, etc., may lead to bronchopneumonia. If your baby inhales air contaminated with pathogens, the pathogens can spread through respiratory droplets, which can cause your baby to contract bronchopneumonia. Your baby can also be contagious if he or she comes into contact with someone who has bronchopneumonia.

If the baby has symptoms of bronchopneumonia, such as fever, cough, sputum production, etc., parents need to take the baby to the pediatric respiratory department of a regular hospital in time, and conduct routine blood examination, lung CT examination, etc., in order to make a clear diagnosis and follow the doctor's instructions for targeted treatment, such as the use of amoxicillin granules, cefixime granules and other drugs. In daily life, parents should pay attention to the baby's warmth measures to avoid the baby from catching a cold, and at the same time pay attention to indoor ventilation and avoid taking the baby to crowded places, so as not to lead to aggravation of the condition.