Patient's question:
It may be due to the child catching a cold recently, coughing quite severely, which unexpectedly led to the baby developing Mycoplasma pneumoniae. The baby was given intravenous drips at the hospital for several days and then took medicine at home for a few more days. The condition seemed to have improved, but after only two days, it returned. Does anyone know how to deal with the recurring Mycoplasma pneumoniae in babies?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent Mycoplasma pneumonia in babies is best treated promptly. Generally, if the condition is severe, hospitalization may be necessary. Treatment typically involves intravenous and oral medications to combat Mycoplasma infection. Consistent treatment for about a week will gradually improve the condition. It is important to prevent the baby from getting cold and avoid cold foods. A light diet should be the foundation, and after the condition improves, nutrition should be strengthened to aid recovery.