When a child’s pneumonia recurs and fever persists despite nebulizer treatment, oral fever-reducing medication or fever-reducing suppositories can be considered, along with physical cooling methods to help lower the temperature. If the medication is not effective, intravenous fluid administration may be necessary.

If a child is diagnosed with chlamydial pneumonia, what dietary precautions should be taken, and is leg pain related to the condition?

After a child’s pneumonia treatment, they continue to have diarrhea and experience digestive discomfort. How should one handle this situation?

Discuss the treatment methods for newborn pneumonia and whether hospitalization observation and treatment are necessary under certain conditions.

After a child is discharged from the hospital with pneumonia, does it require a preventive shot if they have phlegm and cough after eating milk?

The treatment for pediatric pneumonia depends on the severity of the symptoms. Mild symptoms can be treated with oral medications, such as azithromycin or clarithromycin; severe symptoms may require intravenous treatment, especially when the patient has high fever or other serious complications.

The child has recently been disobedient and crying incessantly, suspected of having pneumonia after examination, and inquiring whether hospitalization is necessary.

Understand the various factors that influence the duration of pediatric pneumonia treatment and how to carry out effective care.

A five-month-old baby was diagnosed with cytomegalovirus infection and pneumonia in early detection, and the parents sought treatment and preventive advice.

A 10-month-old baby developed a fever due to pneumonia and was discharged after treatment. However, the baby soon experienced a recurrence of fever symptoms. This article discusses the possible causes and how to improve the situation.