Symptoms of pneumonia in children with high fever

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Many inexperienced young parents, because they can't distinguish between cold and pneumonia, mistakenly think that their children just have a cold, thus delaying the best treatment period. A while ago, a young mother came to see a doctor with her two month old child. The child had been coughing for nearly a month at home and had been treated as a cold cough. When she was sent to the hospital, she was found to have severe pneumonia. Let's talk about the symptoms of pneumonia caused by children's high fever.

Symptoms of pneumonia in children with high fever

Symptom 1: the symptoms of mycoplasma infection can be transmitted through sexual contact, which is impossible for children. It can also be transmitted through lifestyles such as hands, eyes, towels, clothes, bath, toilet and swimming pool. There is also cough, sore throat, headache and substernal pain.

Symptom 2: the first symptom of mycoplasma infection in children is fever. The temperature of mycoplasma pneumonia fever is generally 37-41 ℃. The vast majority of mycoplasma pneumonia fever in children is about 39 ℃. The symptoms and manifestations of mycoplasma pneumonia in children are usually persistent or flaccid.

Symptom 3: the symptoms of mycoplasma infection in the baby are characterized by persistent, severe cough, pulmonary inflammation, interstitial pneumonia and bronchiolitis like changes. The course of the disease ranged from several days to 2-4 weeks, most of them subsided in 8-12 days, and the recovery period took 1-2 weeks. The X-ray shadow disappeared completely, which was 2-3 weeks longer than the symptoms.

matters needing attention

Mycoplasma infection is highly infectious and harmful. Once the infection is found, active treatment is needed. The key to prevent infection is to keep clean and do a good job in personal health care.