Symptoms of Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection

There are only about 10% of the typical pneumonia manifestations, often first manifested as symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection, moderate and low fever, a small number of patients can reach more than 39 degrees, can last 1-2 weeks, cough appears after 2-3 days, most of the paroxysmal stubborn irritating dry cough is prominent, there is a small amount of white sticky sputum or a small amount of purulent sputum, and occasionally a small amount of blood.In the early stage, the main manifestations are fatigue, sore throat, and fever, which can last for 2 to 3 weeks in some patients, and some patients may still have some cough symptoms after the body temperature is normal, so mycoplasma infection is characterized by a long cough. When there is Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection, there are many symptoms, often all of them are symptoms of respiratory infection, first of all, it is easy to cause fever, if it causes upper respiratory tract infection, often the fever is not very serious, and the temperature will be lower than 39 degrees.

What to do if you have a lung infection after a kidney transplant

The best way is to prevent infection, we must pay attention to the warm and cold time to add clothes frequently, reduce clothes, the season of high incidence of influenza can not go to crowded occasions, can not go to unventilated, confined spaces, go out to wear masks, if someone in the family has a cold, try to isolate, especially children, many patients are infected because children have a cold and do not care. Symptoms of lung infection after kidney transplantation. It is characterized by atypical clinical manifestations, easy spread of infection, high incidence of severe infection, dangerous disease, and high case fatality rate.

What is a lung infection?

Lung infection is an internal medical disease, mostly caused by microbial infection, among which bacterial infection is the most common, it is recommended to go to the hospital to take a chest X-ray to check the blood routine.The clinical symptoms are fever, cough, paroxysmal irritating cough, sputum production, yellow purulent sputum when the inflammation is severe, sometimes bloodshot sputum, chest tightness, wheezing, and dyspnea. According to the place where pneumonia occurs, it can be divided into community-acquired pneumonia and hospital-acquired pneumonia.