Patient's question:
My child's test results show capillaritis. What is this and how should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
She can be given oral medications that promote vascular health, such as B12, B6, and vitamin C. After a child becomes ill, it is important to take them to the hospital for treatment in a timely manner. Since capillary bronchitis is caused by a viral infection, antibiotics are generally not needed in the early stages of the illness. If bacterial infection is suspected in the later stages, antibiotics can be used for treatment. The main focus of treatment is symptomatic relief, and good nursing care is also very important. It is particularly important not to disturb the child and ensure they rest quietly.