Discuss the common causes and treatment methods of pediatric abdominal pain, especially for children who often have colds, coughs, and a history of gastritis.

A child, 34 months old, was diagnosed with severe pneumonia, mycoplasma infection, sepsis, intense coughing, low fever for eight days, and slight twitching. After 20 days of hospitalization, the child was discharged but tends to cough and wheeze when exposed to cold. A chest X-ray revealed pulmonary emphysema in the left lung. We seek treatment recommendations.

Your baby was diagnosed with bronchial pneumonia at six months old, was hospitalized for ten days, and then relapsed a week after discharge. After more than ten days of intravenous treatment at a local children’s hospital, the baby is now eight months old and still has recurrent episodes. What should you do?

If your baby has a persistent cold with coughing, nasal congestion, and runny nose, it’s advisable to seek medical assistance and closely monitor for possible rhinitis or pneumonia.

The baby was diagnosed with pneumonia at the beginning of the month and was hospitalized for about ten days, discharged on the 11th. After taking ceftriaxone for three days at home, the baby had a fever on the third night and was diagnosed with tonsillitis at the hospital. The baby took pediatric Jinqiao and ceftriaxone and the fever subsided in two days, with no other symptoms. On the 23rd, the baby started coughing in the morning and had a fever of 38.6 in the evening, which was reduced with antipyretics. The fever rose to 39 degrees at night and reached 41 degrees in the morning.

If your baby has cough with phlegm, it might be due to bronchitis caused by a cold. You can use cough syrup and oral liquid for treatment, and pay attention to prevent colds and maintain good health.

For adults with mild pneumonia, medication can be used to control symptoms and reduce infection.

Newborn jaundice refers to a condition in the neonatal period where elevated bilirubin levels in the blood cause jaundice in the skin, mucous membranes, and sclera, characterized by abnormal bilirubin metabolism. Pathological jaundice requires attention and timely treatment to avoid complications. This article discusses related issues concerning newborn jaundice and pneumonia.

When Can a Child with Pneumonia Be Discharged from the Hospital?

The time for the recovery of pediatric pneumonia should be guided by a doctor.