How effective is traditional Chinese medicine in treating pediatric mycoplasma infection

Patient's question:

My child is currently 22 months old. A few days ago, he had a fever, cough, and runny nose. The hospital confirmed it was a mycoplasma infection. He is currently receiving intravenous azithromycin and fish milt extract, along with oral Qingxuan Cough Suppressant Granules. However, after two days of injection, there has been no significant improvement. I've heard that azithromycin treatment is not thorough and prone to recurrence, with a long course and significant side effects. I've also heard that traditional Chinese medicine treatments are quite effective. Could you please advise on how to ( means "" in Chinese, which means "") this condition? Are there any child-friendly traditional Chinese medicine formulas?

Doctor's answer:

It is recommended that you continue using erythromycin after discontinuing azithromycin for consolidation treatment. You can also take Chinese medicine to regulate your spleen and stomach and enhance your immunity. You should drink more hot water, maintain a positive mood, which can promote the vitality of the immune system, get more rest to preserve your recovery energy, and avoid some complications. Reduce your daily activities to prevent overexertion.

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