Patient's question:
A ten-and-a-half-month-old baby has Mycoplasma pneumoniae. After taking Azithromycin for three days, they started taking Roxithromycin. The baby is no longer feverish but has a very red face. What could be the reason? The girl has been sick for five days. She just stopped having a fever today. Do you think it's okay to stop taking Azithromycin and switch to Roxithromycin and Fei Li Ke?Doctor's answer:
Children in October, Mycoplasma infection, the course of the disease is relatively long. For Mycoplasma infection, the best approach is to take medication under the guidance of a doctor, so that the child's condition can stabilize. It is generally not recommended to administer intravenous drips for 10-month-old children. It is advised to try oral medication first. The improvement of the condition with medication will be relatively slow. The course of this disease is usually around 15 days. Above, it is recommended to continue with intravenous drip or oral treatment.