Patient's question:
Doctor, my daughter is four years old. She has had a very poor constitution since she was a child. In this past year, she has been hospitalized twice for pneumonia. The child always gets pneumonia, and it keeps recurring. How should we deal with recurrent childhood pneumonia?Doctor's answer:
The child got pneumonia twice within a year. The recurrent attacks of pediatric pneumonia suggest paying attention to preventing colds for the child, especially when the child has another cold, timely treatment can effectively alleviate the risk of the cold developing into pneumonia. The child's body is relatively weak, and through pediatric acupuncture, the constitution can be adjusted, which can help prevent colds.