Is there phlegm in the later stages of mycoplasma pneumonia What are the symptoms in the later stages of mycoplasma pneumonia

Mycoplasma pneumonia is a respiratory disease caused by infection with Mycoplasma pneumoniae, the main symptom of mycoplasma pneumonia is cough, the cough symptom is dry cough in the early stage of the development of the disease, and the cough symptoms change from dry cough to paroxysmal severe cough during the recovery period of the disease, so what other symptoms are there in the later stage of mycoplasma pneumonia? Will there be phlegm in the later stages of mycoplasma pneumonia?

The vast majority of patients with mycoplasma pneumonia will have thick sputum in the later stage, usually accompanied by mucous sputum and purulent sputum when coughing, and after the phenomenon of bleeding and sputum, it is necessary to increase expectorant treatment in the treatment, and at the same time cooperate with anti-infective drugs to relieve the symptoms.

The symptoms of mycoplasma pneumonia in the later stages also include the following aspects

The first fever begins to subside, and the fever does not disappear immediately after treatment in patients with mycoplasma pneumonia, and the fever symptoms persist for 2-3 weeks in some patients, and the fever symptoms begin to subside in the later stage of mycoplasma pneumonia.

Second, the cough persists, and after the fever subsides, the cough does not disappear immediately as the fever subsides, and the cough symptoms may persist for 4 to 6 weeks in patients with mycoplasma pneumonia.

Thirdly, other symptoms of the body begin to subside, and in the early stages of the disease, patients will show symptoms such as fatigue, headache, muscle aches, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, etc., and in the later stages of mycoplasma pneumonia, these symptoms will begin to disappear.

Fourth, skin symptoms begin to disappear, and some patients with mycoplasma pneumonia can cause maculopapular rash, erythema, and cold sores, and these skin symptoms also begin to disappear gradually after treatment.

Mycoplasma pneumonia is a common disease in life, generally not causing life-threatening, but this is not surprising that it can be ignored, if not treated in time, mycoplasma pneumonia may also be complicated by other dangerous diseases, so for mycoplasma pneumonia should be detected and treated early, do not give it the opportunity to complicate other dangerous diseases.