How does the pneumonia of the child do

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The initial symptoms of pneumonia are very similar to cold, and some of them are not obvious. A few days ago, my baby had a fever and had no cough and other symptoms of pneumonia, so I began to think it was just a virus or bacterial infection, and didn't care too much. When I went to a 3A hospital, the doctor's judgment was throat inflammation, and no abnormality was found after blood test. The doctor thought it would be better to take some antibiotics. The results lasted for three days, and the child still had a fever. We took the child to the hospital again. At this time, the hospital made it clear that the child should have laryngitis and pneumonia, so we rushed to the hospital. As a mother, my heart was shrunk together at that time. An internal pneumonia may bring irreversible lifelong harm to the child's body. So in the whole process of treatment and after a long period of time, we are very careful care. How to deal with children's pneumonia.

How does the pneumonia of the child do

First, antibiotics must be used. The harm of pneumonia to children is far greater than the harm of antibiotics, and the most important point is that the harm of antibiotics is caused by improper use. If conditions permit, it is recommended that the baby be hospitalized, otherwise it will be too frustrating and run to the hospital twice a day. My baby has been transfusion during pneumonia, the doctor's advice is 7-10 days. My baby was hospitalized for 7 days, two times a day. Seven days later, although there were still some cough and other symptoms, the doctor said that the medicine had been given enough, and the rest would be absorbed slowly. During this period, we need to do atomization. Atomization twice a day, the drug also contains antibiotics. The child coughed a little during the hospital stay. So the doctor prescribed medicine for relieving cough and resolving phlegm. But because we have been using antibiotics, and the dosage is relatively large, we did not give the children the medicine we took.

Second: slap on the back. Children with pneumonia, throat often sputum, and often cough. Therefore, when the baby coughs, parents need to have time to palm the baby's back, the position is the position of the lungs on both sides of the spine, from top to bottom, to have strength. It doesn't matter whether the sputum is coughing or swallowing. When shooting, five fingers should be close together, and you should pay attention not to clap with your hands.

Third: keep warm. In addition to medication, it's daily care. Children's warmth is very important, especially when the seasons change, one morning and one night, try to avoid exposing children to cold air, so as not to stimulate the lungs and trachea. During this period, if you go out, you'd better give your baby a mask.

matters needing attention

Because during hospitalization, there were three babies in the whole ward, and they all got pneumonia. When the baby was hospitalized, it was early autumn, and it was not too cold. But because the locked ward floor is relatively high, so the wind is relatively strong. We also rely on the window, so we can't keep the window open all the time. Later, the three mothers discussed that when they didn't need bed rest treatment, they took three babies in the corridor and opened the window for 10 minutes. Leave it for about two hours and drive it again. So during the baby's hospitalization, although the three babies were in different stages of illness, there was no cross infection.