How long does it take for baby mycoplasma bronchopneumonia to get better

Mycoplasma bronchopneumonia in babies generally requires treatment for 2-3 weeks to get better, and some babies may need longer. Because each baby's condition is different, the recovery time will vary.

Mycoplasma bronchopneumonia is caused by mycoplasma infection and is an acute inflammation of the lungs that is contagious and can be transmitted by droplets. After mycoplasma infection in babies, symptoms such as cough, sputum production, fever, and fatigue may occur.If the baby's condition is relatively mild, only a slight cough, phlegm and other symptoms, and the baby's body immunity is strong, after active treatment, it can generally be better in about 2 weeks.

If the baby's condition is more serious, there are symptoms such as severe cough, phlegm, fever, etc., and the baby's body immunity is poor, the recovery time may be relatively long, it will take about 3 weeks, or even longer to get better.

It is recommended that parents take their babies to the pediatric department of a regular hospital in time, make a clear diagnosis through routine blood examination, X-ray examination, etc., and use drugs such as azithromycin granules and amoxicillin granules for treatment under the guidance of doctors. At the same time, parents should also pay attention to the baby's warmth and avoid getting cold, so as not to aggravate the condition.