Patient's question:
The baby's symptoms were fever for the first two days. The hospital didn't do a thorough check and said there was a bit of pneumonia. The baby was given an IV drip and the fever went down, but the cough became worse, and the hands and feet also became very active. The baby started to be less energetic after the first two days of the drip. What should I do about the baby's pneumonia and cold hands and feet?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the doctor said that the hospitalization treatment should be because the baby's pneumonia is quite severe and needs to be actively treated. You don't need to worry about this. It may be caused by bacteria or a virus, and the treatment should be adjusted according to the test results. Additionally, it's important to make sure the baby drinks plenty of water and avoid spicy and irritating foods in the diet. Eat more vegetables and fruits, and pay close attention to strengthening the body to reduce the occurrence of this situation.