How to deal with persistent sputum after mycoplasma pneumonia has been cured

If there is phlegm persistent after the treatment of mycoplasma pneumonia, it may be that the lungs have not fully recovered or there are other respiratory diseases, and you should seek medical attention in time, treat them correctly, take good care of them, and strengthen your physical fitness.

1. Seek medical attention in time: If there is still phlegm after cure, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately, understand the lung condition through auscultation, X-ray or CT and other examinations, and judge whether there are other respiratory diseases, such as chronic bronchitis, pneumonia, etc., so as to treat them in time.

2. Correct treatment: According to the doctor's diagnosis, it may be necessary to continue to take medications, such as antibiotics, glucocorticoids, etc., to control the condition.If sputum is caused by conditions such as bronchitis or asthma, inhalation medication may also be needed.

3. Do a good job of nursing: keep indoor air circulation, avoid the inhalation of smoke and irritating gases, drink more water every day, keep the respiratory tract moist, and help the discharge of sputum.

4. Strengthen physical fitness: Maintain good living habits, eat reasonably, strengthen physical exercise, enhance the body's immunity, and help prevent the recurrence of diseases. At the same time, smokers should quit smoking as soon as possible to reduce the risk of respiratory diseases.

These measures are designed to help patients manage their symptoms, promote lung recovery, and prevent their condition from worsening. If symptoms persist, or even symptoms such as blood in sputum and shortness of breath, you should seek medical attention immediately.