Patient's question:
Is pediatric pneumonia serious? How should measures be taken? Is it contagious? Or is it due to low immunity?Medical history and treatment outcomes: It was only discovered later, initially thought it was a cold. No measures have been taken yet.
What kind of help is desired: Is it contagious? Or is it due to low immunity?
Doctor's answer:
The principle of treating pneumonia is to use anti-inflammatory drugs and thoroughly eliminate the pathogenic bacteria. Depending on the different pathogens, sensitive drugs should be used. Early treatment and a full course of medication are essential. The treatment plan can be adjusted based on the condition. Symptomatic treatment should also be provided, such as administering antipyretics for fever and cough expectorants for cough. For severe pneumonia, it is important to seek hospitalization for additional inpatient treatment. This is the response to the question you raised. I hope it helps you.