The treatment process for pediatric pneumonia may last from 10 to 14 days. If there is no improvement after 5 days of fluid therapy, how should one handle the situation?
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A child with pneumonia exhibits severe cough without fever, accompanied by sputum. After nine days of intravenous drip treatment, symptoms temporarily subsided, but soon recurred and were accompanied by fever. The doctor recommended testing for inflammatory markers such as blood routine and C-reactive protein, as well as a chest X-ray to assess the severity of the pneumonia and to take comprehensive measures. At the same time, active fever reduction is recommended to prevent heat cramps.
After the child’s pneumonia treatment, coughing reappears and gradually worsens at night. This may be a recurrence of pneumonia caused by bacteria and viruses. Early treatment and thorough elimination of the pathogen are necessary, along with symptomatic treatment.
Treatment suggestions for a baby with cough and mild pneumonia
My baby was born with neonatal pneumonia, and the pneumonia has improved after treatment. However, dry cough and nasal congestion have persisted for over a month. The examination shows that the lung respiratory sound is rough. I want to ask if this condition is serious for pneumonia, and how to deal with the cough and nasal congestion?
A 17-month-old baby who hasn’t learned to walk may be due to congenital heart disease, calcium deficiency, or other health issues. Early check-ups and appropriate rehabilitation treatment are crucial to solving the problem.
After pneumonia treatment, patients may still experience wheezing sounds, especially severe in the morning, accompanied by a hissing sound as if coming from the throat. During physical activities like running or jumping, there may be heavy breathing. Treated at Xuzhou Children’s Hospital, the patient received pneumonia oral liquid and azithromycin granules. One week later, the follow-up visit showed that the lung mycoplasma had turned negative. However, why is there still wheezing? What is the cause? The patient coughs two to three times a day without fever or cold symptoms. What’s going on?
