How does 3 years old darling cough mycoplasma infection treat
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Mycoplasma easily through the respiratory tract into the lungs for infection, and then make the child develop pneumonia. The child is 3 years old. When he is in kindergarten, he often coughs and has a fever. For pneumonia caused by mycoplasma infection in children, antibiotics should be actively used for treatment, and sometimes adrenocortical hormone can be selected as the treatment drug. In addition, mycoplasma pneumonia in children is infectious, so it should be isolated during treatment to avoid the spread of the disease. Here's how to treat the three-year-old baby's cough mycoplasma infection.
How does 3 years old darling cough mycoplasma infection treat
First of all: some children with pneumonia caused by mycoplasma infection will make children often gasp. At this time, bronchodilators can be used to relieve children's dyspnea. For example, oral aminophylline can be used for antiasthmatic treatment. Another is to choose antibiotics, but it should be noted that penicillin is ineffective for Mycoplasma.
Secondly: the more effective antibiotics that can kill mycoplasma are macrocyclic lipid antibiotics, among which erythromycin, medicin and spiramycin are typical. Among these drugs, erythromycin should be the first choice. If it is more serious mycoplasma pneumonia, oral drugs may have less effect, so we need to use intravenous drip at this time.
Finally: erythromycin lactonate was chosen for intravenous infusion. However, we need to pay attention to the use of erythromycin for children, because no matter whether the infusion or oral medication may lead to nausea and vomiting, or even abdominal pain, but this phenomenon generally subsides in about two or three days after stopping the drug.
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The reason why mycoplasma infection can lead to Mycoplasma pneumonia is that when the lung cells are infected by Mycoplasma, Mycoplasma will continue to release toxic substances, which will cause damage to the cell membrane on the surface of lung cells.