Difference Between Pediatric Bronchopneumonia and Pneumonia

There are many types of pneumonia, and bronchial pneumonia is just one type of pneumonia. Bronchopneumonia is a type of pneumonia that children are more likely to get in infancy.

Of course, there are some other types of pneumonia, including lobar pneumonia, and some more serious, systemic disseminated pneumonia, interstitial pneumonia, which are all types of pneumonia, and bronchial pneumonia is only the most common type of pneumonia in infants and young children.

If the elderly smoke for a long time, his lung function will be poor, and in addition, the resistance of the lungs and the mucosal surface will be poor.Therefore, he may often have some bacterial phlegm in his lungs, and when he is slightly unwell, he may be infected with pneumonia.

The entire surface of the lungs is often exposed to this chemical irritation, and there will be some inflammatory substances secreted, and the secretion of this inflammatory substance may itself cause various damage to his lungs.

If there is an invasion of pathogenic microorganisms, such as some viruses, bacteria, and mycoplasma, it is easy to develop into pneumonia. Therefore, if the elderly smoke for a long time and cough frequently, they should still be very careful, and they may be a group of people with bacteria.