Can mycoplasma pneumonia be cured in children?

The treatment of pediatric MP pneumonia is basically the same as that of general pneumonia, and comprehensive treatment measures are adopted. It includes five aspects: general treatment, symptomatic treatment, antibiotic use, adrenocorticosteroids, and treatment of extrapulmonary complications. 1. General treatment (1) Respiratory isolation can cause a small epidemic due to mycoplasma infection, and the time for mycoplasma excretion in children after illness is longer, up to 1~2 months away. Symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection are present only in infancy, and pneumonia occurs only after superinfection.At the same time, during MP infection, it is easy to be reinfected with other viruses, resulting in aggravation of the disease and prolongation of healing. For children or children with a history of close contact, respiratory isolation should be done as much as possible to prevent reinfection and cross-infection. (2) Nursing to keep the indoor air fresh, provide easily digestible, nutritious food and enough fluids. Maintain oral hygiene and airway obstruction, often turn over the child, pat the back, change the position, promote the discharge of secretions, and if necessary, properly suction sputum to remove viscous secretions. (3) Oxygen therapy should be given in time for patients with severe hypoxia or severe airway obstruction. Its purpose is to increase the partial pressure of oxygen in arterial blood and improve tissue hypoxia caused by hypoxemia. The method of oxygen administration is the same as for general pneumonia. It can be healed