Patient's question:
The child has poor mental response, rapid breathing, intermittent cough with wheezing, phlegm that is difficult to cough up, occasional shortness of breath, poor appetite, and normal urination and defecation. A careful examination of the electrocardiogram showed no abnormalities. On January 19th, the child had a cough for 5 days and wheezing for 2 days. Past treatment and outcomes: continuous oral...Doctor's answer:
Types of pneumonia: Bronchopneumonia - lobular pneumonia, respiratory syncytial virus pneumonia. If pneumonia is not effectively controlled in a timely manner, it can lead to secondary neuron heart failure, recurrence of bradycardia, restlessness, and cyanosis of the lips.Pneumonia treatment: Principles of antibiotic use: Use antibiotics sensitive to the pathogen; early treatment; use drugs with high concentrations in the lower respiratory tract; sufficient dosage and duration; combination therapy is recommended for severe cases.
Survival care: Western medical principles for treating heart failure caused by pneumonia: Primarily sedation, oxygenation, increasing myocardial contractility, slowing heart rate, enhancing cardiac output, reducing cardiac load, and early use of cardiac glycosides.