Patient's question:
Relatives, the baby at home recently has had a cold again and often says he can't breathe. Later, he went to a hospital nearby for a check-up and was told that it had turned into pneumonia. What could be the reason? Every time the baby gets sick, he gets pneumonia. What factors are causing this?Doctor's answer:
Internal factors in children: Due to the underdevelopment of the central nervous system in children, their immune function is also not very strong. In addition to environmental factors: poor ventilation in the room, lack of fresh air, sunlight, and inappropriate temperature and humidity, as well as endocrine disorders, can all lead to an increase in children's resistance and make them more susceptible to pneumonia. The room should be opened for ventilation at regular intervals. If there is a cough, the child should be regularly encouraged to cough to help expel phlegm. The child should be given adequate water to aid digestion, and fed in small, frequent, and appropriate amounts.