Principles of treatment and medication for mycoplasma pneumonia
Patients must reduce the number of fevers during the period of pneumonia, and pneumonia is clinically recurrent, so it is recommended that patients must pay more attention to physical exercise to increase the body's resistance.
If necessary, budesonide, terbutaline, ipratropium, acetylcysteine and other drugs can be used for nebulized inhalation to achieve anti-inflammatory, bronchial dilation, and phlegm dissolving effects, so as to relieve symptoms such as cough and sputum. Mycoplasma pneumonia is an acute inflammatory disease of the respiratory tract and lungs caused by Mycoplasma pneumoniae.
Does it matter if you have pneumonia in your child?
Pediatric pneumonia is often caused by upper respiratory tract infection, and the symptoms include fever, cough, and wheezing, which still have a great impact on children and must be taken seriously. Pneumonia refers to various infectious factors, such as viral or bacterial infections, as well as various physical and chemical factors, such as the inhalation of milk into the lungs, which can lead to inflammation of the child's lungs. Pneumonia in children must be important, and it is necessary to actively treat it to prevent the aggravation of the disease, so as not to affect the normal growth and development of children.
How long does viral pneumonia take to get better
Viral pneumonia will generally get better in about a week, mainly to give symptomatic support treatment, strengthen nutrition, eat some high-quality and high-protein foods, such as lean meat, fish, beef, improve the body's resistance, the condition will slowly improve, but some severe pneumonia patients will be treated for a long time, and some may take about half a month. For patients who are weaker, the recovery time may be longer, and it is necessary to increase resistance at the same time, and it is recommended that immunoglobulin can be injected. Viral pneumonia is usually mild and can be treated with outpatient and emergency medications and close observation.