How to treat Mycoplasma pneumoniae positive in children

Early use of appropriate antibiotics, can reduce symptoms and shorten the course of the disease, the disease is preferred macrolide antibiotics, the course of treatment is generally 2 to 3 weeks, because mycoplasma has no cell wall, so it has no effect on cephalosporins and penicillins, if combined with severe coughing, antitussive drugs can be appropriately given.If the infection is not very serious, you can take azithromycin orally, a course of treatment for three days or five days, and sometimes two courses of treatment will be used in clinical practice, generally speaking, mild patients do not need to be hospitalized, but for severe high fever and shortness of breath, hospitalization is required, after a full course of treatment or most of them can be cured, but the immunity does not last long after infection, so recurrent infections may occur in the future. Children are positive for Mycoplasma pneumoniae.

Adults with symptoms of bronchopneumonia

When patients with bronchopneumonia get systematic and effective treatment in clinical practice for 1-2 weeks, they will generally return to normal, bronchopneumonia cough during the recovery process, and the sputum symptoms will be significantly reduced, when the recovery period is approaching, the sputum is basically gone, mainly dry cough, and the patient's body temperature will be completely normal, and the later bronchopneumonia may only have some dry cough symptoms, and even some patients should drink some water appropriately, plus pay more attention to the diet, and generally can recover completely. Clinically, the early symptoms are cough, sputum production, fever, and the body temperature can be as high as 39-40 °C, and there will also be chest tightness, chest pain, and even dyspnea and other clinical manifestations. Mycoplasma pneumonia is an acute lung infection in which interstitial lesions predominantly caused by mycoplasma.

Symptoms and manifestations of neonatal pneumonia

Neonatal pneumonia can have systemic manifestations such as fever, less eating, less movement, and low response, and the respiratory system is manifested as cough, shortness of breath, irregular breathing, nasal congestion, cyanosis, crackles can be heard in the lungs, see inspiratory retraction signs, and decreased breath sounds.The above symptoms belong to neonatal pneumonia, and it is necessary to register with a regular hospital in time to find out the specific cause and then give symptomatic treatment. If the newborn has pneumonia, the following clinical symptoms will be present.