Patient's question:
Nasal discharge, nasal congestion, cough, worsens at night, sometimes vomiting clear sputum.Past treatment and effectiveness: High lymphocytes, chest X-ray confirmed.
What help is needed: What medication to use, how to use it.
Doctor's answer:
Bronchopneumonia, also known as lobar pneumonia, is the most common type of pneumonia in children, particularly affecting infants and toddlers. Pneumonia is not contagious; it is an infectious disease caused by either viruses or bacteria. When a child is infected, their secretions contain a large number of pathogens, so it is essential to isolate them from healthy children. Intravenous infusion treatment is recommended, including the administration of cephalosporin antibiotics and ciprofloxacin via intravenous drip, along with.