Treatment of Mycoplasma chlamydia pneumonia

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Mycoplasma is one of the important pathogens of pneumonia and other respiratory tract infections in children. Many children suffer from pneumonia because of it. Many parents are still suffering from pneumonia when they can't take care of themselves, but they are more worried because they know little about the treatment of pneumonia. Therefore, many people want to know how to treat mycoplasma pneumonia in children. Today I would like to share with you the treatment of mycoplasma pneumonia in children, hoping to help you.

Treatment of Mycoplasma chlamydia pneumonia

First: respiratory tract isolation: Mycoplasma infection can cause a small epidemic, and the time of mycoplasma infection in children is longer, up to 1-2 months. The symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection only appeared in infants, and pneumonia only occurred after repeated infection. At the same time, it is easy to re infect other viruses during MP infection, resulting in aggravation of the disease. Therefore, the respiratory tract should be isolated as far as possible to prevent reinfection and cross infection.

Second: keep the indoor air fresh, supply digestible and nutritious food and enough liquid. Keep oral hygiene and respiratory tract unobstructed, often turn over, pat back, change body position, promote secretion discharge, if necessary, appropriate sputum suction, remove viscous secretion.

Third: expectorant: the purpose is to make the sputum thin, easy to discharge, otherwise easy to increase the chance of bacterial infection. However, there are few effective expectorants. In addition to turning over, patting back, atomizing and suctioning, bisouping, tanyijing and other expectorants can be used. As cough is the most prominent clinical manifestation of mycoplasma pneumonia, frequent and severe cough will affect children's sleep and rest. Appropriate sedatives such as chloral hydrate or phenobarbital can be given, and small doses of quinine can be given as appropriate, but not too many times.

matters needing attention

Oxygen should be given to the patients with severe hypoxia or airway obstruction. Its purpose is to improve arterial partial pressure of oxygen and tissue hypoxia caused by hypoxemia. The method of oxygen administration is the same as that of general pneumonia.