A child with bronchitis pneumonia shows no fever and only mild coughing, which could be due to mycoplasma infection. Consider using antibiotics such as azithromycin, along with traditional Chinese medicine treatments like the Baibu Cough Syrup. Pay attention to diet and daily care, drink plenty of water, avoid sweets, cold foods, snacks, and fried foods.
A child has been running a fever for four consecutive days, with the highest temperature reaching 39.4 degrees Celsius last night. Seeking diagnostic and treatment advice.
After a child is infected with mycoplasma, symptoms such as dry vomiting and diarrhea may be related to the treatment medication.
Children with mycoplasma infection may experience gastrointestinal reactions, including vomiting and diarrhea, when treated with erythromycin. During treatment, it is recommended to drink plenty of water, administer intravenous fluids at a slower rate, and supplement with vitamin B6 to alleviate discomfort.
Inquiry about whether a cough that has lasted nearly four months due to mycoplasma pneumonia can be transmitted to children
How to deal with repeated fever in a child with mycoplasma pneumonia? How to treat the condition?
Differences Between Mycoplasma Infection-Induced Cough and Allergic Cough in Children
Discuss the case of a 3.5-month-old male infant experiencing persistent fever after pneumonia, and provide professional medical advice and treatment options.
An 8-year-old boy experienced a rash and high fever in early August. On the 20th, he started coughing and having asthma attacks, making it difficult to eat or take medication due to severe coughing. After a chest X-ray and blood test, his white blood cell count was 12,500 and neutrophils were elevated, with a lung capacity test of 14%. The doctor diagnosed him with mycoplasma infection and asthma. Allergy tests showed sensitivity to dust mites. After 5 days of ceftriaxone and azithromycin treatment, his white blood cell count remained around 11,000. Is the diagnosis and medication appropriate, and does the lack of continuous fever symptoms indicate mycoplasma infection as well?
The child has mycoplasma infection and is undergoing intravenous drip treatment with rifampicin (300,000 units per bottle) 1.5 bottles. Consulted two doctors, one suggesting simultaneous oral azithromycin, the other believing no oral medication is needed. As a parent, I am unsure what to do. Please ask if oral medication is needed, when should it be taken? What should be the interval between the intravenous drip and the medication? Do I need to continue treatment for half a month? Thank you.
