Patient's question:
A colleague's child has recently had a cold and fever. The bronchitis has been recurring without improvement. When checked at the hospital, it was found that there is a unilateral pulmonary translucency syndrome in the child's lungs. What caused it?Doctor's answer:
The unilateral pulmonary abnormality and translucency syndrome in children is generally caused by lung infections. If children suffer from lung infections in early stages, this disease may lie dormant. Pulmonary artery abnormalities are common in unilateral hypertransparency of the lungs, most of which are atypical hyperplasia, with very few cases of pulmonary artery agenesis. Children with unilateral pulmonary abnormality and translucency syndrome should actively cooperate with treatment. It is caused by infections and has no obvious symptoms. Surgery is not required. Maintain a healthy living environment in daily life. Wishing you a speedy recovery.