Does mycoplasma pneumonia cough up bloody sputum

If mycoplasma pneumonia is mild and the disease is effectively controlled in a short period of time, there may be no coughing up bloody sputum. If mycoplasma pneumonia is severe and lasts for a long time, symptoms of coughing up bloody sputum may occur.

Mycoplasma pneumonia refers to the change of the patient's condition caused by the weakened immune function of the body and the infection of mycoplasma, which causes inflammatory damage to the lung tissue.If the damage caused by mycoplasma to the lung tissue is relatively mild, the condition will be relieved in a short period of time after timely standardized treatment, and the symptoms of coughing up blood and sputum may not appear.

When a patient has mycoplasma pneumonia, if the number of mycoplasma that invades the body is relatively large, the damage to the lung tissue is more serious, and the treatment effect is not good, the mycoplasma may destroy the local capillaries, which may cause local bleeding and may cough up bloody sputum.

If the patient has mycoplasma pneumonia, it can be treated with macrolide antibiotics such as erythromycin injection and azithromycin injection under the guidance of a professional doctor, and can also be treated with drugs that are sensitive to mycoplasma, such as doxycycline tablets and gatifloxacin.