Is mycoplasma pneumonia a low-grade fever

Mycoplasma pneumonia can cause a low-grade fever. Clinically, mycoplasma infects the lungs, which is also very common, so for mycoplasma caused by lung infection, patients often have symptoms such as repeated cough, sputum production, fever, and general fatigue, which are caused by lung infection.

Therefore, if the cause cannot be identified, sputum culture and drug susceptibility test can be done to determine the cause and effective antibiotics are given for treatment.

For patients with mycoplasma pneumonia, low-grade fever, some even last for a long time, may be caused by unclear diagnosis and unsuitable medication. Therefore, for low-grade fever caused by mycoplasma pneumonia, if the cause is clear, it must be treated with timely and effective antibiotics.

Macrolides are generally used in the clinical treatment of mycoplasma pneumonia, and azithromycin is used more, and a principle must be followed when using azithromycin, and the drug should be stopped for four days for three days, because azithromycin, its effect lasts for a long time, so this rule must be followed in clinical practice.

The above plan is for reference only, please follow the drug instructions or go to a regular hospital to take the medicine according to the doctor's instructions for specific use.