How long does it take for a baby chlamydia infection to get better

How long it takes for a baby chlamydia infection to heal depends on the severity of the infection. It may take 5-7 days for mild symptoms and 14-21 days for mild symptoms, such as mycoplasma pneumonia. Chlamydia infection refers to chlamydia, which is an infection caused by chlamydia, which is mainly transmitted through the respiratory tract and can cause widespread infection in the population, but the infection rate is still very high.

1. 5-7 days: If the symptoms are mild, if it is just a simple infection and does not cause pneumonia, the baby's physique is also better, and it can gradually recover after 5-7 days;

2. 14-21 days: For babies with mycoplasma pneumonia caused by chlamydia infection, they may show symptoms such as fever, sore throat, headache, muscle aches, cough, etc., and the symptoms of pneumonia may last for a long time, or they may recur after treatment, and the course of the disease can be as long as several months, and the treatment time will be longer. For such babies, chlamydia infection may take 14-21 days to heal;

3, 4, other conditions: for chlamydia infection caused by eye inflammation of the baby, such as trachoma, conjunctivitis, etc., this kind of disease usually has a certain degree of self-limiting, the course of the disease is about 5-7 days, may also take longer. For these babies, chlamydia infection can take 14-21 days to heal;

4. Others: caused by chlamydia infectioncystitisrenal pelvisnephritisThe course of the disease is relatively long, and it may take 14-21 days.

For babies with chlamydia infection, sensitive antibiotics should be used in treatment, including erythromycin, azithromycin, etc., which have a good therapeutic effect on chlamydia infection.For patients who do not respond to drug therapy, culture and susceptibility testing are recommended to select a sensitive antibiotic for treatment. The prognosis of Chlamydia pneumoniae infection is closely related to the course of the disease, the degree of infection and the timeliness of treatment, so it needs to be detected and treated in time to avoid serious complications that may lead to poor prognosis.