Patient's question:
Hello doctor, a few days ago my baby suddenly had a fever, which has been low-grade and persistent. Later, we went to the hospital for a thorough examination and found that he had childhood bronchitis and intermittent pneumonia. We are really worried. Hello doctor, can childhood bronchitis and interstitial pneumonia be treated well?Doctor's answer:
Bronchitis in children and interstitial pneumonia are both caused by infectious agents. It may be viral infection, mycoplasma infection, or bacterial infection. The recurrence of infection indicates that the child's immunity and resistance are relatively low. Therefore, the child's condition needs to be treated to reduce immunity, such as using autoimmune regulators or low-dose immunoglobulins. To control the infection, it is necessary to identify the pathogen and use antibiotics or antiviral drugs targeting the pathogen.