Patient's question:
A 4-year-old child with pneumonia received intravenous drips for 11 days. A few days ago, they had a high fever that didn't subside, and in recent days, they have experienced nasal congestion, snoring, and difficulty breathing while sleeping. Why is this happening? What kind of help is needed: What medications or treatments are available?Doctor's answer:
For pediatric pneumonia, it needs to be treated specifically and accordingly. If it is a mycoplasma infection, the treatment may take a longer time, as children have low immunity, so the recovery process will be slower. Please stay positive and strictly cooperate with the doctor's treatment. At the same time, you can also cooperate with traditional Chinese medicine treatment, enhance the child's nutrition, and reduce their own immunity. Many of the recurring problems at night are caused by pneumonia, so it is essential to focus on intravenous treatment. Additionally, it is crucial to undergo thorough examination and treatment in a large, reputable hospital.