Patient's question:
The child was confirmed to be infected with E. coli. My baby was admitted to the hospital on the 14th day of birth. At first, the hospital diagnosed it as sadness, and after 4 days of hospitalization, they discharged the child. The next day, the child's temperature was still between 37.8~38.5 degrees, so they were admitted again. After that, it was said to be an infection in the lungs, and they stayed for another 6 days, but the temperature still dropped and then rose again. I had to transfer to another hospital. Through tests, it was confirmed that the child was indeed infected with E. coli: (What kind of assistance is needed: Hello doctor, how can the treatment be safe and effective quickly, and cause the least disturbance to the baby?)Doctor's answer:
My baby was admitted to the hospital on the 14th day after birth. At first, the hospital diagnosed it as sadness and discharged the child after 4 days. The next day, the child's temperature remained between 37.8~38.5 degrees, so they were admitted again. After that, the hospital said it was an internal lung infection and the child stayed for another 6 days, but the temperature still dropped and then rose again. I had to transfer to another hospital. Through tests, it was confirmed that the child had a Escherichia coli infection:(Advice: It is recommended to first conduct sputum culture and drug sensitivity tests, then decide on the medication based on the drug sensitivity results.)