Is pediatric bronchopneumonia dragged out

In general, pediatric bronchopneumonia is not dragged out, and there is no clinical basis for this statement.

Pediatric bronchopneumonia is an inflammatory response caused by bacteria, viruses or molds, Mycoplasma pneumoniae and other pathogens and is not dragged out.

These pathogens invade the respiratory tract first, and then invade the mucous membranes of bronchi, alveoli, lung interstitium, and other tissues, further inducing inflammation and infection. The main symptoms include cough, rales in the lungs, shortness of breath, etc., and may also be accompanied by symptoms such as poor energy and loss of appetite.

Bronchopneumonia is an important and common disease in childhood and poses a serious threat to children's health. You should take precautions and try to avoid getting sick. Bronchopneumonia in children can be prevented by strengthening physical fitness, vaccination, etc.

1. Enhance physical fitness: Do more outdoor sports to cultivate the ability to adapt to environmental changes, and cultivate good eating habits and hygiene habits.

2. Vaccination: For some bacterial and viral pathogens, vaccination can effectively reduce the prevalence of pneumonia in children. Such as Streptococcus pneumoniae vaccine, Haemophilus influenzae conjugate vaccine, influenza virus vaccine, etc.

Risk Warning: If your child is found to be unwell, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination in time to avoid delaying treatment.