Can the sequelae of SARS pneumonia be cured?

Mycoplasma pneumonia is divided into mild and moderate and severe mycoplasma pneumonia. The sequelae of atypical pneumonia are: first, diffuse interstitial of the respiratory system, pulmonary fibrosis, interstitial pneumonia, organizing pneumonia, focal fibrosis, second, ischemic lesions and necrosis of the femoral head of various systems, and hip synovitis.

Third, in accordance with national regulations, the SARS prevention and control expert group collectively identified other diseases that belong to the sequelae of SARS. Mild mycoplasma pneumonia is cured by simple measures such as taking drugs, opening windows for ventilation and rest;

Severe mycoplasma pneumonia can only be cured after medical treatment in the hospital.However, some patients have adverse reactions due to related complications, such as Legionella pneumonia and chlamydia pneumonia, and some people can be cured spontaneously and have a tendency to heal spontaneously.

Legionella pneumonia is very severe, with typical chills and severe dyspnea, and systemic symptoms that must be resolved in a hospital. SARS is an acute respiratory infection that spreads mainly through close airborne droplets and close contact.

After recovery, patients with atypical pneumonia can pay attention to rest, pay attention to light diet, open windows for ventilation, appropriate physical exercise, enhance personal physique, keep the upper respiratory tract clean, and prevent diseases at home.