What's going on with mycoplasma respiratory infections?

Mycoplasma respiratory tract infection is a common clinical disease in children, and children's respiratory tract infections have also broken the hearts of many parents. Especially in spring and autumn, some children with poor immunity will always have repeated respiratory infections, and in severe cases, they may even develop pneumonia. So what are the main causes of respiratory infections in children? I went through various books and materials and finally found the reason.

Children who lack exercise, just like the flowers and plants in the greenhouse cannot withstand wind and frost, are locked indoors for a long time, and children who lack outdoor exercise cannot withstand the impact of climate change, and are very prone to colds and infections.There are four seasons in the sky: spring, summer, autumn and winter, people know that the four seasons are cold, warm, warm and humid, and human adaptation to nature has formed a law.

Nowadays, some families blindly emphasize artificially adjusting the cold and warmth to create a family environment that is like spring all year round, but the result is that good intentions are not rewarded, but the children's ability to adapt to climate change is very poor, they can not stand the cold, but also can not tolerate the heat, and the slightest wind and grass are easy to get sick.

There are thousands of viruses, bacteria and other microorganisms that can cause disease in the environment, and even if we close our children, we cannot isolate them from them; Even if it is isolated now, it may happen again in the future. The correct approach should be to let the child be exercised from an early age, not to dress too warmly, and not to live indoors even in winter.

Outdoor activities should be at least one hour a day to allow children to breathe in colder and fresher air and increase the resistance of the respiratory tract. Get more sun and train him to wash his hands, face, feet, etc. with cold water. It is essential to pay attention to frequent ventilation in the room, keep the air fresh, the temperature and humidity appropriate, the bedding is often sun, avoid smoke pollution, and maintain a smoke-free environment.

Children are not only the hope of the family, but also the hope of the motherland, and whether a child is healthy or not is related to the happiness of the whole family. Some experts have shown that the child's recurrent mycoplasma respiratory tract infection is not caused by exposure to the virus outside, but the too comfortable living environment created by parents for the child makes the child's resistance too low.