Question
What symptoms does pediatric pneumonia have, and can it cause a high fever?
Answer
The most common symptom of pediatric pneumonia is coughing. If you use a stethoscope to listen, you may hear phlegm. Some children may have a fever, but a child without a fever is not necessarily not suffering from pneumonia. Guidance: It is recommended to take an X-ray. If the X-ray supports pneumonia, even if the child does not have a fever, it is not excluded that the child has pediatric pneumonia, at least bronchitis. Anti-inflammatory treatment or intravenous drips should be administered. The appearance of pediatric bone tumors severely affects the patient’s work. In addition to symptomatic treatment, patients need to pay more attention to daily care. They should rest adequately and enhance nutrition to avoid or reduce the chance of illness.