Patient's question:
Age: Dislikes noise at night in February, slightly increased appetite, no significant changes in appetite, bowel and bladder function, and weight, still relatively normal. A month ago, contracted bronchitis. Previous treatment and effectiveness: Hospitalized for 10 days and treated, blood and urine tests were normal, but the condition recurred after a week...Doctor's answer:
The cause includes exposure to many severe bacteria or viruses, as well as a weakened immune system, such as long-term smoking.Suggestions: In addition to actively treating pneumonia and suppressing mycoplasma infection, hormones can be used according to the condition, and different symptomatic treatments can be adopted for different complications. Additionally, it is important to maintain fresh indoor air, provide easily digestible, nutrient-rich food, and sufficient fluids. Maintain good oral hygiene and keep the airways clear. Frequent body movement, back tapping, and changing positions can help promote the discharge of secretions. When necessary, appropriate sputum suction can be performed to thoroughly clear thick secretions.
Wishing you well!