Question
A seven-year-old child has been suffering from tracheal pneumonia and was hospitalized for medication for nine days. However, in the past two days, the child has developed a noticeable cough, along with symptoms of sneezing and runny nose. Although the child has been sweating, the cough remains severe. The mycoplasma index is 320. What could be the reason?
Answer
Considering the situation of this seven-year-old child, it may be caused by an upper respiratory infection, which could be accompanied by phlegm. Consider using nebulizer inhalation therapy as an adjunctive treatment. It’s important to ensure that the child drinks plenty of water and maintains a light diet. Additionally, it’s advisable to frequently open windows in the room to maintain good air circulation and freshness. I hope these suggestions are helpful to you, and wish you good health.