Patient's question:
Feeling quite good, breakfast and lunch consist of porridge, afternoon snacks include fruits or noodles, and dinner is rice porridge! Before bed and at midnight, formula milk is consumed. Bowel movements are generally 1-2 times, with frequent urination. Weight is 23 pounds. Respiratory infection on December 5, 2009. Nausea and vomiting. Past treatment and effectiveness: Cytomegalovirus IgM positive 1.688 (reference range 0-0.5), IgG positive >250.0 (reference range 0-15), anti-HBs 383.63 positive (reference rangeDoctor's answer:
The current situation, can be diagnosed Suggestions: The recommended drug is ganciclovir, which has a preventive effect against CMV spread. When used in conjunction with high-titer CMV immune globulin, it can reduce the mortality rate of CMV pneumonia complications in bone marrow transplantation. If CMV infection is resistant to ganciclovir, sodium phosphonoformate can be used. Although it can persistently increase CMV spread, its effectiveness is inferior to that of the former. Foreign research has developed a live CMV vaccine, which can induce antibody production, but the potential carcinogenic risks of the vaccine still need to be addressed.