Patient's question:
The child just turned five years old this year. Recently, the weather has been quite variable, and there have been some recurring colds. It's really sad that the child has pneumonia. I was wondering how to prevent pediatric pneumonia? What kind of food can the child eat to be good for their health? If pneumonia does occur, is it treatable?Doctor's answer:
First, when taking care of the baby, pay attention to keeping warm, drinking plenty of water, and eating a light diet. If the child frequently catches colds, it may lead to an increase in resistance, the splitting of bacteria or viral infections, and the recurrence of respiratory infection symptoms. If coughing and fever reappear, it is necessary to visit the hospital promptly. If the child frequently catches colds, it may be related to zinc deficiency. It is recommended to have a thorough check-up for trace elements at the hospital.