Patient's question:
My son is four years old. On March 19th of this year, he was diagnosed with mycoplasma infection at a 1:160 dilution. On the 21st, he was hospitalized for eleven days at the local hospital. He was treated with cefazolin pentahydrate, xieyanping, azithromycin, and bromhexine. The azithromycin treatment was given for four days with three days off. After discharge, he took a course of azithromycin orally. Now, the child still coughs in the morning, but his appetite is good. The child has a history of allergic cough and is prone to allergies.Doctor's answer:
For dressing changes or discontinuation of medication, please follow up with the outpatient physician to assess the child's condition before making a decision. We recommend taking your child to the hospital for follow-up. Thank you!