Patient's question:
The baby was diagnosed with pneumonia on the eighth day of birth and admitted to the hospital! The requirement is to stay in the hospital for one week! Today is the seventh day! Originally, I wanted to be discharged! The doctor said there were bacteria in the sputum! Required to stay in the hospital for an additional four days to see! I want to ask, is it serious that there are bacteria in the sputum? Can I be discharged now?Doctor's answer:
Hello, pneumonia is a common illness in children, but the younger the child, the more likely they are to experience complications such as high fever, shortness of breath, and difficulty breathing. It is recommended to take Xiao'er Fei Rè Ke Chuan Koufuye, which is a commonly used auxiliary medication for pediatric pneumonia and bronchitis in clinical practice. Its efficacy is significantly enhanced, and when used in combination with antibiotics like azithromycin, it can reduce antibiotic resistance and shorten the treatment duration. It is also a recommended medication during the consolidation phase of pneumonia and bronchitis treatment. The formula includes "Shuang Huang Lian Ban Lan Gen," which clears heat and detoxifies, making it a household staple during flu season and a recommended medication for pediatric influenza (including H1N1 and avian flu).