Patient's question:
Doctor, findings from the X-ray examination show symmetrical chest cage, central trachea in the mediastinum, increased and thickened lung markings, no obvious patchy or nodular shadows in both lung fields, no significant abnormalities in the size and shape of the heart shadow, smooth diaphragmatic shadows on both sides, and sharp costophrenic angles on both sides.Doctor's answer:
The likelihood of neonatal pneumonia in this case, I don't know what the symptoms are. Generally, the treatment for neonatal pneumonia still requires intravenous infusion. I don't know what symptoms this child has. If there is coughing, spitting bubbles, or asthma, consider neonatal pneumonia.2. Neonatal pneumonia requires intravenous fluid treatment. The treatment principle is comprehensive therapy including anti-inflammatory, bronchodilator, and expectorant.
3. Family members should pay attention to frequent turning and patting the back to help expel phlegm.