Patient's question:
My son previously had viral pneumonia, which later relapsed after remission. After treatment, it recurred again, and it has improved a few times. Even after several improvements in the hospital, there was no significant effect, so I want to ask how to deal with recurrent pediatric viral pneumonia?Doctor's answer:
Viral pneumonia is generally a type of pneumonia caused by a virus. It usually requires antiviral treatment, such as taking ribavirin granules, antiviral oral liquid, or Radix Isatidis granules for antiviral relief. It is also important to enhance nutrition, maintain a high-protein diet, and a diet rich in vitamins. Eating more fresh fruits and vegetables is recommended. During the disease season, it is also necessary to drink more water and closely monitor temperature changes.