How long does it take for a child to recover from pneumonia?

Frequent coughing. and fever, severe shortness of breath and dyspnea, which can be heard or not heard in the lungs, and rales cannot be used as the gold standard for diagnosing pneumonia. Some people don't have rales at all, and lung photography can be very severe. The causative agent of pneumonia can be obtained by complete blood count.

Preliminary judgments, such as bacterial infections, white blood cells.

Elevated, normal or low white blood cells, may be viral. In between, there may be Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection.

<>I think neonatal pneumonia definitely requires hospitalization**. The length of hospital stay is related to the condition and effect of the child. Generally, if the condition is severe, it will take at least a week or two weeks.

Because the child is too young, pneumonia is an infectious disease and will be quarantined to avoid cross-infection**. While the subject is still in the month, he doesn't have to worry too much. Protect his body first.

I believe that the doctor can ** the baby's body and will soon return to you.

In general, pneumonia symptoms will improve in about 10 days, but the exact time depends on the child's own condition. If it's just mild pneumonia, as long as it's timely**, it'll be possible within a week**. However, if the symptoms of pneumonia are severe, the time will be longer, and the pneumonia cannot be treated with medication, it is better to take the child to the hospital for an infusion.

Pneumonia itself is caused by a virus, bacteria, mycoplasma, or chlamydia.

Symptoms caused. The first illness is an upper respiratory tract infection.

At this point, you may have a cold, cough, and then bronchitis.

Fever, followed by a lung infection, which is pneumonia. Every time you get sick, the severity of the condition depends on how resistant your child is and whether it's timely**. So what we need to do now is to confirm which infection the child belongs to and then apply the right medication in the case.

If the baby has pneumonia, it must be first**. Pneumonia means inflammation of the baby's lungs. The ** of some pneumonias is anti-inflammatory.

Some antibiotics are made to kill all the pathogens of pneumonia. The body is then slowly restored through the baby's own immunity. The lungs are the respiratory system.

Inflammation in the lungs, which is the deepest part of the body, is indicative of a more severe condition, which takes longer.

In children with pneumonia, mild pneumonia usually takes 1 to 2 weeks to recover, while severe pneumonia often has comorbidities, and the course of the disease takes 2 to 2 months.

If a child has pneumonia, it generally takes a week to two weeks to heal, and the time for a cold is generally about a week, so children must be active when they have a cold.

If your child's pneumonia is mild, most of them will be cured in about a week. However, if the child's condition is more severe, the time is also different. The time may be longer, some will be 1-2 months.

How long it takes for a child to recover from pneumonia needs to be judged comprehensively according to the child's condition and the efficacy of the medication. If it is mild pneumonia, it will recover in about one week to two weeks after active and effective **. The more severe ones are also relatively longer.

Generally, it may take 2 to 3 years to recover, because if you don't recuperate well after having pneumonia, it will still recur, as long as you are sure that you will not have pneumonia after two or three years, it means that the disease is cured.

Children with pneumonia will generally be ** in about a month, the specific time depends on the severity of the condition, if the symptoms are severe, it will take longer to completely **. When a child is diagnosed with pneumonia, he or she should be actively examined, use reasonable medications** according to the doctor's instructions, and be hospitalized if necessary**.

If the child has pneumonia, it generally takes more than two months to completely **, because it needs to be conditioned in the early stage, then to go for surgery, and finally to recuperate for a long time.

If the child has pneumonia, then it will take at least a month or so to get a very good **.

If the child's pneumonia is mild, it will take about a week to heal. However, if the child's affection is more serious, the time is also different. It can be long.

If the fetus is sick soon after birth, parents are more worried, distressed that the newborn will suffer from the pain at such a young age, and are also worried that the disease will bring sequelae to the newborn. So can a newborn with pneumonia be **?

Pneumonia can be cured if the newborn is detected early and receives an effective ** early. The key to neonatal pneumonia is to be able to detect the condition in time and accept it. However, because the symptoms of neonatal pneumonia are not very typical and do not attract the attention of parents, the recovery rate of neonatal pneumonia is not high.

In fact, if parents pay more attention, neonatal pneumonia can also be detected early. When the newborn has symptoms such as poor breathing, low-grade fever or no fever, body cold, low body temperature, choking, vomiting, and depression of the chest and rib soft tissues during inhalation, parents should be alert to whether the newborn is suffering from pneumonia and take the newborn to the hospital for diagnosis as soon as possible.

Neonatal pneumonia can be divided into aspiration pneumonia and infectious pneumonia, and neonatal pneumonia may be one of them, or two may coexist at the same time. For pneumonia caused by different causes, doctors will give different methods. If neonatal pneumonia is not timely**, the newborn's breathing will be blocked, and severe disease may also lead to brain damage in the newborn, leaving sequelae.

Most pneumonias have a rapid onset and a short course of illness, and those with a course of less than one month are acute pneumonia; The course of the disease is 1 to 3 months called protracted pneumonia; Chronic pneumonia for more than 3 months. In infectious pneumonia, it can be divided into aspiration pneumonia (including inhaled airborne infectious particles, oropharyngeal secretions and vomited gastric juice, etc.), hematogenous disseminated pneumonia and traumatic pneumonia (infection caused by penetrating chest injury, diagnostic or traumatic operation of the lungs, etc.). There are also primary pneumonitis and secondary pneumonia.

If the inflammation first occurs in the lung tissue, it is called primary pneumonia, which is mainly caused by the passage of ** children into the lungs. Secondary pneumonia refers to all inflammatory complications of the lungs that occur in the presence of pre-existing diseases in the body or lungs, which may be disseminated infection caused by the introduction of microorganisms from pre-existing lesions outside the lungs, while secondary pneumonia caused by the decline of systemic or pulmonary resistance caused by pre-existing diseases and the invasion of lung tissues by resident bacteria in the body is more common.

According to the pathology of pneumonia, He's Xuan Lung Fang prescribes the right medicine, selects the wild and precious medicinal materials of Miaoling, and has the effect of dispelling the wind and promoting the lungs, dissolving stasis and expelling phlegm, regulating qi and relieving asthma, with extraordinary curative effect, and the pneumonia effect is remarkable, and the lung health is fully cared for.

Avoid spicy and greasy food: pneumonia is an acute fever, which consumes the body's righteous qi, affects the function of the internal organs, and is easy to lead to a decrease in digestive function.

This depends on the individual's physical condition, and it is generally one to two months. I have to go to a regular big hospital**Oh.

It's probably more than fifteen days

According to the general nursing routine of internal medicine and diseases of the system.

1. Observation of the condition.

1 Measure blood pressure, temperature, pulse and breathing regularly.

2. Observe psychiatric symptoms, such as confusion, lethargy, and irritability.

3. Observe for early symptoms of shock, such as irritability, unresponsiveness, and decreased urine output.

4. Pay attention to the color, quality, and quantity of sputum.

5 Closely observe the effects of various drugs and ***. ”

Symptomatic care] 1 Reasonable oxygen therapy according to the condition.

2. Ensure that intravenous fluids are unobstructed and do not overflow, and if necessary, central venous pressure is placed to reduce blood volume.

3 Sputum cultures were given twice and blood cultures were given five times (before antibiotics) as instructed by the doctor.

4 For hyperthermia nursing, see hyperthermia nursing routine.

5 Chest pain, cough, and sputum can be treated symptomatically.

General nursing] 1 Dietary care, give a high-nutrient diet, encourage more water, critically ill and high-fever patients can be given a light and easy-to-digest semi-liquid diet.

2 Keep warm and rest in bed as much as possible.

Health Guidance] 1 Exercise to enhance the body's immunity.

2 Avoid getting cold when changing seasons.

3. Avoid excessive fatigue and avoid going to public places when a cold is prevalent.

4. Prevent and treat upper respiratory tract infections as soon as possible.