Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
If there is unilateral pleural effusion, it is more likely to be caused by inflammation. Pleural effusion biochemical and cytological tests, as well as bacterial culture and various cultures, can be performed. It is important to investigate the medical history of the parents, as the child's condition started in utero, and the mother's medical history should be given more attention. Based on your description, there is currently a small amount of pleural effusion. If there are no symptoms such as lip cyanosis or shortness of breath, there is no need to worry. Let's wait and see the test results. If it is caused by inflammation, it can be cured.