Patient's question:
After the child had a low fever, they got a urine test, and the doctor prescribed intravenous fluids. The doctor said the cough wasn't affecting the left lung much and suggested using Azithromycin for two days. However, the child is still coughing. Is it possible that the wrong medication was used?Doctor's answer:
According to your concise description, considering the baby may have bronchopneumonia, the possibility of mycoplasma infection is high. It is correct that azithromycin is very effective for mycoplasma infection. It is necessary to have focused and stable treatment. The above advice is for the question "After the child had a low fever, they were tested for urine, and the doctor prescribed intravenous fluids." I hope it helps you. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!