Patient's question:
Sometimes coughs, no fever, eats well, doesn't cry at night, the hospital check is pneumonia, need to be hospitalized?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if the child's condition is pneumonia, it is best to hospitalize them for treatment, which involves intravenous fluids and observation. If the situation you described is pneumonia, it is necessary to actively hospitalize the child for treatment, monitor the changes in their condition through intravenous fluids, and take necessary treatment measures based on the situation. Since newborns have low immunity, if they develop pneumonia, standardized treatment is required to prevent the condition from worsening and affecting respiratory function. In severe cases, it may be life-threatening. Therefore, it is best to consult local doctors for hospitalization and treatment. Intravenous antibiotics are often needed, along with respiratory (nebulization therapy). Additionally, the child should be well-hydrated and kept warm. Children are young, and diseases can change rapidly. If treatment is delayed, the consequences can be severe.