Patient's question:
Three and a half months ago, I had a headache with high fever accompanied by muscle pain and received three days of intravenous drips to bring down the fever. Even after the fever subsided, I felt suffocated and had only a slight cough. The cefalexin and penicillin injections were not very effective, and the condition recurred repeatedly. Drinking over a dozen sets of traditional Chinese medicine also didn’t help. Later, I received another ten days of Pacy and felt better for ten days, but then I felt suffocated again.Hello, what illness do I have, how should I treat it, and can it be cured? Note that when I was sick, my child also had a high fever and was diagnosed with mycoplasma pneumonia.
Doctor's answer:
Pneumonia is a common respiratory infection in children. If someone has pneumonia, a urine test is needed to check whether it is caused by bacteria, viruses, mycoplasma, or other infectious agents. Based on the test results, medication can be prescribed accordingly. Fever and cough are typical symptoms of pneumonia, and frequent coughing can be treated with inhalation therapy. The above advice is for the question "I had a headache, high fever, and muscle pain three and a half months ago and took three days of intravenous drips to bring it down." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!