What is the infection rate of mycoplasma pneumonia?

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In addition to the prevention of upper respiratory tract infection, patients with bronchial pneumonia should pay more attention to the protection and maintenance of their body, strengthen cold resistance exercise, and actively treat primary diseases, such as chronic cardiopulmonary disease, chronic hepatitis, diabetes and oral diseases, so as to prevent bronchial pneumonia, and also pay attention to diet health care. Let's learn more about mycoplasma pneumonia What's the infection rate?.

What is the infection rate of mycoplasma pneumonia?

First, the infection rate of mycoplasma pneumonia is quite high, most of them are subacute onset, fever is amorphous, or the temperature is normal, the cough is heavy, the initial stage is irritative dry cough, often have sore throat, headache and other symptoms.

Second, there may be damage to multiple systems and organs. The skin and mucous membrane may show measles like or scarlet fever like rash. Occasionally, there are nonspecific myalgia and wandering joint pain. There are also cardiovascular system, nervous system damage, hematuria and hemolytic anemia.

Third, systemic symptoms are more obvious than chest signs. Physical examination of lung signs is not obvious, occasionally a little low breath sound and a little dry and wet sound.

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Through the study of the above information, we must know what the infection rate of mycoplasma pneumonia is? Take your baby vaccinated on time. Haemophilus influenzae vaccine (Hib), DPT, mumps, influenza (after 6 months), chickenpox and Streptococcus pneumoniae vaccines all help to prevent pneumonia. If the baby missed the vaccination, you must consult the doctor how to make up. It needs to be reminded that some of the above vaccines can be vaccinated within one year old, while others have to wait until after one year old.