Patient's question:
Normal body temperature, hoarse voice, seems to have phlegm. Is it pneumonia? But the temperature is normal again. I don't know what's going on? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the characteristics of neonatal pneumonia are symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection before onset, mainly including poor general condition, shallow breathing, snuffling, nodding breathing, foaming at the mouth, cyanosis, poor appetite, milk aspiration, low responsiveness, mild or no crying, vomiting, and abnormal body temperature. Your baby's normal body temperature can rule out the possibility of pneumonia. Regardless of the cause of hoarseness, its common features are accompanied by congestion, swelling, and pain of the vocal cords and surrounding tissues, which may also lead to vocal cord inflammation. Active anti-inflammatory treatment and increased fluid intake should be taken. Wishing your baby good health.