Why do children always have mycoplasma infection?
Mycoplasma infection is often occurring in children, which may be caused by incomplete cure, low resistance or cross-infection. The specific cause should be identified and then targeted treatment. At the same time, it is necessary to supplement more nutrition for children in life, and increase or decrease clothing in time and strengthen nursing.
1. Not completely cured: Because the mucous membrane of the respiratory tract is relatively thin and the blood vessels are relatively abundant, once infected with mycoplasma, the germs can exist for a long time. If left untreated or not completely cured, children are more likely to have mycoplasma infections.
2. Low resistance: due to cold, unreasonable diet, lack of water and other reasons, the child's resistance decreases, and then it is easy to be re-infected, that is, mycoplasma infection often occurs.
Parents should carefully observe the changes in their children, and pay attention to strengthening nutrition and exercising moderately to improve immunity and keep them in a healthy and stable state;
3. Cross-infection: If the child is in a relatively closed and crowded environment, it is easy to cross-infection, resulting in frequent mycoplasma infection in the child. Because pathogens can be transmitted through droplets, it is recommended to take children to avoid crowded places as much as possible, avoid excessive contact with crowds, and wear masks when going out.
If a child develops symptoms of mycoplasma infection, he or she should be treated aggressively under the guidance of a medical professional.In general, mycoplasma infection is relatively sensitive to macrolides, such as erythromycin, azithromycin, etc., and patients need to take drugs on time and in accordance with the amount in order to cure the disease. In daily life, parents should urge their children to do physical exercise in moderation, eat a balanced diet and drink plenty of water. In times of climate change, be mindful of adding or removing clothing.