Mycoplasma infection in children, Mycoplasma infantiles infection

For children, the best drug to deal with mycoplasma is macrolide antibiotics, which are specific drugs for mycoplasma, such as the above-mentioned azithromycin, azithromycin common adverse reactions are vomiting and abdominal pain, because macrolide antibiotics will promote gastrointestinal peristalsis, if gastrointestinal peristalsis is too violent, it will cause vomiting and abdominal pain, usually by diluting the drug concentration, slowing down the intravenous infusion rate, or oral gastrointestinal anticonvulsants to relieve it, if you are more economical, you can eat some "gastric Shuping (compound aluminum hydroxide tablets)" May relieve vomiting symptoms. And sometimes it is not necessarily a simple Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection, but it may also be a bacterial infection. Because of the prolonged duration of fever, care must be taken to rule out connective tissue disease in addition to infection.

In terms of diet, because of the current repeated high fever, in a high metabolic state, water and energy consumption is obvious, it is recommended to supplement sufficient water and sufficient nutritional support, because the current gastrointestinal function is not good, should not be too greasy, light, nutritious, easy to digest, can be combined with the actual local situation to adjust the diet.

High fever of 40 and a half degrees, you still come here to ask?

Is your child your own?

If you don't rush to the hospital, a long-term high fever will cause great damage to heart muscle cells and brain cells.

There are still people analyzing here, and now they don't know anything, they don't know the blood routine, they don't know the heat type, how do you guys upstairs treat people? If you don't know how to pretend, will you delay people know?

I hate these people who have no medical ethics the most, you are not worthy of being doctors.

This gentleman, you hurry up and take the child to the hospital, so that the infusion is long overdue.

Isn't it frightened by something. Believe in superstitions.

1.Laboratory tests.

The white blood cell count of peripheral blood was elevated, mostly between (10 20) and 109 L, neutrophilia, and the left shift of the nucleus was seen. Gram stain of respiratory secretions (sputum or endotracheal aspirate) does not reveal a large predominant flora and only a small number of neutrophils.

2.Serologic tests.

1) Indirect fluorescent antibody method: The double serum antibody titer is more than 4 times higher and 1:128, or the single serum titer is 1:956 during the convalescent period, and the serum antibody titer can reach the diagnostic criteria for more than 3 weekends (a few 6 weeks).

The positive rate of this method is about 80%.

2) Direct fluorescent antibody method: The positive rate of detected pathogenic bacteria in the patient's respiratory secretions by known antibodies can reach 50%, which can be used for early diagnosis.

Go to the hospital for examination in time

When a child is infected with mycoplasma, you should take your child to the doctor when you take it, and it is best to go to a regular hospital for examination, not at the local health center.

Don't take pills randomly

Ordinary medicines are ineffective against mycoplasma virus, so do not give medicine to children, the doctor will prescribe medicine according to the child's constitution and condition, so you need to take the medicine according to the doctor's instructions.

Food

When a child is infected with mycoplasma virus, the diet should be lighter, avoid seafood products, and eat less meat, which is more difficult to digest.

Try to avoid going to places with a lot of people

When a child is infected with mycoplasma virus, it is important to take your child out to play less, especially in crowded places, because the air is poor in crowded places and the virus spreads easily.

Special Tips.

Symptoms of mycoplasma infection in children: slow onset, incubation period of about 2 to 3 weeks, general malaise, fatigue, headache at the beginning of the disease. 2 3 days later, fever appears, body temperature often reaches about 39, can last for 1 3 weeks, may be accompanied by sore throat and muscle aches.

Cough is a prominent symptom of the disease, generally starting 2 to 3 days after the disease, dry cough at first, and then turning into intractable severe cough, often with viscous sputum, occasionally bloodshot, a few cases can be similar to whooping cough, which can last for 1-4 weeks. Pulmonary signs are often subtle or absent. A small number of grunts can be heard, but how quickly they disappear, so the signs are inconsistent with clinical manifestations such as severe cough and fever, which is one of the characteristics of this disease.

Infants and young children have a rapid onset, a long course of illness, and a more serious illness, which is manifested as difficulty breathing, wheezing, and more prominent stridor; There are more trembling lung grunts than those of the young man.