How long does it take for mycoplasma lung infections to be cured

Mycoplasma lung infections can generally be cured in about four weeks, but this time is not absolute, and it also needs to vary from person to person, and cannot be generalized.

Mycoplasma pneumonia has been considered a common lung infection in children in the past, and now there is more and more evidence that mycoplasma pneumonia in adults can account for about 1/3 of pneumonia, and most patients with mycoplasma pneumonia have relatively mild symptoms, mainly manifested as low-grade fever, dry cough, and small shadows on the lungs, and some patients with mycoplasma pneumonia can recover on their own.However, if mycoplasma pneumonia is relatively severe and requires infusion therapy or oral antibiotic treatment, it can generally be cured in about four weeks, so mycoplasma pneumonia should be clear whether it is mycoplasma infection and whether the mycoplasma test is positive, and it is necessary to choose effective antibiotics covering mycoplasma infection for treatment, such as macrolides and quinolones, and active treatment is very helpful for the prognosis of the disease.

Patients with mycoplasma pneumonia may have cough, fever, headache and other signs, and need to use cough and phlegm and anti-inflammatory drugs for symptomatic treatment.