What should be done about bronchopneumonia in premature babies?

Patient's question:

The baby was born prematurely. The due date was December 14th, but the baby was born on September 28th. The baby has had a stuffy nose for the past two days, without fever or cough. Today, an X-ray revealed bronchopneumonia. What should we do? How should we take care of the baby? We are worried because the baby was born prematurely.

Doctor's answer:

I am very willing to help you solve your worries and answer your questions. Based on your description, the premature baby has a stuffy nose, and the chest X-ray suggests bronchitis. There are no other discomforts. It is recommended that you take good care of the baby at home, drink plenty of water, and get plenty of rest. Ensure good ventilation, air circulation, and cleanliness in the living space. Maintain an appropriate temperature and humidity (temperature 22-24 degrees, humidity 65-70%) to enhance dietary nutrition and balance. Use medication as little as possible, and use it under the guidance of a doctor when necessary. This is the advice for the question "Premature Baby, Due Date December 14th." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!

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