Patient's question:
Recently, my baby has had a low fever that won't go away, and I'm very worried. Before, I took them to the hospital for fever-reducing medicine, but it didn't help much. Others said it might be pneumonia. Hello, what are the symptoms of mycoplasma pneumonia in children? What detailed tests do I need to do at the hospital? I'm really worried.Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of mycoplasma pneumonia in children are primarily manifested as low fever and cough, along with weakness and fatigue. If mycoplasma is detected through laboratory tests, it can be diagnosed as mycoplasma infection. At the same time, it is recommended to cooperate with lung CT scans for comprehensive analysis and definitive diagnosis. Targeted symptomatic treatment should be administered. If mycoplasma pneumonia is diagnosed, hospital treatment is necessary, and sensitive antibiotics should be actively used for anti-inflammatory treatment. Drink plenty of warm water.