What should I do if my child has mycoplasma pneumonia at the age of four? How is it treated? What sh

I don't know what kind of medicine is prescribed by the doctor to treat mycoplasma pneumonia, and erythromycin or azithromycin must be used. The general course of treatment is 21 days.

If the course of treatment and dosage are standard, then it should be fine.

The detection index of mycoplasma antibody is 1:80, which is okay but not high. But you don't need to test again within half a year, because this thing is within half a year, no matter what panacea you use, it is still there, and there must be antibodies if you have been infected, and it can't completely disappear within half a year, so it makes no sense for you to use it to judge whether it is cured.

If your child has excessive lead in his body, you should give his child some lead removal medicine to find out the cause of excessive lead, and see if he has taken food or drugs with excessive lead (such as calcium tablets, etc.), and do not drain the lead, one is to affect intellectual development, and the other directly leads to a decrease in resistance, and it is difficult to cough completely well, because it is easy to catch a cold.

As for the cough that has been bad now, you can try the following method: stew white radish with fresh beef and give the child some of this soup every day to treat this cough effectively.

In addition, you should pay attention to your diet, not too cold, sugar, ice cream, etc., don't eat it for the time being. Fry it, don't eat it for the time being, you can drink more rice soup Remove the chicken skin and stew some chicken soup for him to drink Drink more water can help repair damaged cells in the upper respiratory tract. If the tongue coating is thick and white, don't eat too much.

Formulate her diet according to the tongue coating. The white tongue coating is cold, the thick tongue coating is food accumulation, and the yellow tongue tip is red.

Huh!Don't worry, don't be intimidated by those data from doctors. As long as the child does not have a fever and is in good spirits, you can completely heal him through dietary therapy.

There is no quick way, you can only stick to the medication, do not stop the medication at will, and then it will always be controlled.

Yes**. But **easy within half a year**. Pay attention to the prevention of colds, fever.

Drink plenty of water. Usually rinse your mouth with light salt water. Eat a light diet.

It can be drunk with honeysuckle tea or fat sea tea. There can be some precautions. Appropriate supplementation of Aier or bovine colostrum improves resistance.

Eat regularly in your daily life.

Yes, but it must take at least half a month, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital**, I wish you an early let**, thank you.

From your medical history, it was from August 4th? The first week was with leukomycin, 4 days later with azithromycin for a total of 2 weeks (with 3 to stop 4), and the 4th week with Boxun? I don't know if it's azithromycin?

Analyze a child for the following reasons:

1.Pneumonia that is not completely disturbed, regardless of whether it is pneumonia caused by mycoplasma or other pathogenic bacteria, if it is not completely believed, it is manifested as a light cough, the symptoms are not severe, and it is difficult to completely heal.

2.To rule out tuberculosis infection or tuberculosis, whether there is a cough in the family or a patient diagnosed with tuberculosis. PPD skin test and lung CT examination are required.

3.The child has a history of foreign body aspiration before the onset of the disease, and if so, CT can be done to rule it out.

4.If it is confirmed that it is a dry cough, are anti-inflammatory drugs effective? If it does not work, it can be combined with nebulization and anti-allergic**.

5.Is it possible that the child's illness may be recurrent respiratory infections, because 3-year-olds are just starting kindergarten, and they are prone to respiratory infections at this age.

Dr. Chen Chunyuan of the Third Xiangya Hospital solemnly reminded that because the patient cannot be seen face-to-face and cannot fully understand the condition, the above suggestions are for reference only, and the specific diagnosis and treatment must be carried out in the hospital under the guidance of the doctor! ）

Mycoplasma pneumonia in children is mainly used with drugs**, and commonly used drugs include antibiotics, cough suppressants, anti-infections, etc. 1.Antibiotics:

If the child is in the early stages of the disease, appropriate antibiotics can reduce symptoms and shorten the duration of the disease. Macrolide antibiotics are preferred, with erythromycin, roxithromycin, and azithromycin commonly used. If macrolides are not sensitive, tetracyclines or respiratory fluoroquinolones may be used.

Note: Tetracyclines should not be used in children under 8 years of age. Respiratory fluoroquinolones, such as levofloxacin and moxifloxacin, should not be used in children under 18 years of age.

2.Cough suppressants: For children with severe cough, cough suppressants should be given appropriately, such as pediatric phlegm and cough granules and ambroxol oral liquid.

3.Anti-infective. If there is co-infection, targeted antibiotics should be selected in combination with etiological examination**.

If penicillin is susceptible to Streptococcus pneumoniae infection, penicillin or amoxicillin is preferred; For methicillin sensitivity to Staphylococcus aureus infection, oxacillin sodium or chloracillin is preferred. Mycoplasma pneumonia in children usually has a good prognosis, but it can also cause severe bilateral pneumonia, meningitis, myocarditis, and other serious conditions. Please go to the hospital in time for diagnosis and active ** under the guidance of a doctor.

If a child has Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection, macrolide antibiotics and azithromycin may be used to fight the infection**. Mycoplasma pneumoniae is the causative agent of human mycoplasma pneumonia. The pathological changes of Mycoplasma pneumoniae are predominantly interstitial pneumonia, sometimes with bronchopneumonia.

Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection can cause a small epidemic, so respiratory isolation must be taken into account. In autumn and winter, the room should be regularly opened for ventilation to keep the indoor air fresh and circulating. Also drink some warm water, and pay attention to eating some easily digestible nutrients in your diet.

Outdoor activities can be carried out to enhance the body's immunity, improve respiratory movements, and improve respiratory function.

Children with mycoplasma pneumonia deserve a comprehensive **. There are two main points.

First, for mycoplasma, you can choose more sensitive drugs, mainly macrolides, commonly used azithromycin, erythromycin and bleomycin, mycoplasma is mainly azithromycin, because it has a long half-life, mainly for inflammation of the lungs. Erythromycin is basically a little higher in the blood. Azithromycin is concentrated in the lungs, so the effect is better.

Second, it is symptomatic**, cough and phlegm. With expectorants, such as ambroxol oral liquid and compound Xianzhu oral liquid, if the child coughs up phlegm and the expectorant effect is poor, budesonide and terbutaline can be used for nebulization, which can reduce inflammation in the airways and help the child to expel.

Be sure to replenish water in time, then you can use some fever-reducing patches, you must eat a light diet, you can eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, you can drink more breast milk, and then you must go to the doctor in time, prescribe the right medicine, go to the hospital for cardiopulmonary function examination, drink more probiotics, and be sure to improve immunity.

You need to be lighter, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, which can enhance the body's immunity, and you can use some antibiotics under the guidance of a doctor.

(1) Respiratory isolation: because mycoplasma infection can cause a small epidemic, and the time of excreting mycoplasma after the disease of children is long, up to 1 2 months long, only the symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection in infancy. Pneumonia occurs only after superinfection.

At the same time, it is easy to be reinfected with other viruses during MP infection, resulting in aggravation of the disease and prolongation of the disease, so the respiratory tract should be isolated as much as possible for children or children with a history of close contact to prevent reinfection and cross-infection.

2) Nursing: Rest, nursing and diet should be emphasized. If necessary, small amounts of antipyretics may be taken, and traditional Chinese medicine may be taken (see Bronchitis).

3) Oxygen therapy: Oxygen should be given in time for those with severe hypoxia or severe airway obstruction. The method is the same as for general pneumonia.