How long does pneumonic symptom rest?

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Inflammation refers to the inflammation of terminal airway, alveoli and pulmonary interstitium. It can be caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites and other pathogenic microorganisms, as well as physical and chemical factors such as radiation and inhaled foreign bodies. The main clinical symptoms were fever, cough, expectoration, blood in sputum, chest pain or dyspnea. How long does pneumonic symptom rest? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

How long does pneumonic symptom rest?

Nursing: when the air quality is good, take the children to carry out outdoor activities appropriately, take physical exercise to enhance their physique; Strengthen breathing exercise, improve respiratory function, open windows for ventilation, and enhance the body's ability to adapt to environmental temperature changes. In the epidemic season of respiratory infectious diseases, take children to public places less, allocate nutrition reasonably, and supplement vitamin A, D and calcium properly to promote the development of respiratory tract.

Mycoplasma pneumonia needs to be treated for 2-3 weeks or longer. In the early stage of Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection, if the child does not have a fever and only has a cough, it can be treated with oral medicine without transfusion. Moreover, many oral antibiotics have obvious therapeutic effect now. Mycoplasma pneumonia may take a long time, usually 2 weeks to 3 weeks. Sometimes it is longer, and it needs to be reviewed in time, so as to let the child do less strenuous exercise.

Children with common pneumonia need 7-10 days, children with common pneumonia generally need 7-10 days of treatment, antibiotics are generally used to 5-7 days after the body temperature is normal, the lung rales basically disappear is appropriate, early withdrawal is easy to relapse. Attention: in the convalescent period after the cure of infantile pneumonia, we still need to pay attention not to fatigue, prevent cold and strengthen nutrition. In order to avoid recurrence.

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Prevention of cold, control of respiratory tract infection. Cold can cause acute attack of "old chronic bronchitis" and induce asthma attack. Clothing should be increased or decreased in time when the weather changes; In winter and spring, we don't go to places where there are many people, and we don't contact patients with cold; When the weather changes, you can take some cold medicine to prevent it. If you have pharyngeal pain, throat itching, cough and other symptoms, choose to take general antibiotics.