Patient's question:
Invalid, focus on Azithromycin for 15 days until he finishes taking it in the third year of junior high. There is some relief, but there will still be a slight cough. What kind of assistance is needed: I don't know how long I have been taking oral medication and intravenous drips, and now I'm coughing again. Is it another outbreak of Mycoplasma pneumoniae?...Doctor's answer:
The pathological changes of pneumonia are based on interstitial pneumonia, and sometimes involve secondary bronchial pneumonia, which is referred to as primary atypical pneumonia. It is primarily transmitted through droplets, with an incubation period of 2 to 3 weeks, and the highest incidence rate occurs in adolescents. Clinical symptoms are relatively mild, or even asymptomatic, with only general respiratory symptoms such as headache, sore throat, fever, and cough if present.Recommendations:
Mycoplasma infection can lead to small-scale outbreaks, so it is important to maintain respiratory isolation. Open windows periodically in autumn and winter to ensure fresh indoor air. Drink plenty of warm water and consume easily digestible, nutrient-rich foods. Engage in outdoor activities and physical exercise, especially respiratory exercises, to maintain respiratory function. When going out in cold seasons or during sudden weather changes, dress warmly to avoid catching a cold and developing a fever.