Baby pneumonia convalescent symptoms?

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How to take good care of the baby during the recovery period of the baby's pneumonia? The baby's pneumonia can be cured through the treatment in the hospital, but there is still the possibility of recurrence. For example, the baby's pneumonia will cough after discharge, or still have a fever after discharge. So what are the symptoms of the baby's pneumonia during the recovery period? Let's talk about it.

Baby pneumonia convalescent symptoms?

Infantile pneumonia is a common disease in infants and young children, and it is also the primary cause of infant death. It is mainly caused by virus, bacteria and mycoplasma infection. Clinically, there are three characteristics: atypical condition, more complications and high mortality. The symptoms included fever, cough, shortness of breath, low spirit and loss of appetite.

After standard treatment, the patient's condition improved and entered the recovery period. The fever symptoms could be gradually relieved, and the symptoms of frequent and irritating dry cough in the early stage were also gradually relieved. It turned into a mild cough with sputum, and the breathing was more stable. Children's mood, spirit, appetite, etc. have improved.

After the baby's pneumonia was discharged from the hospital, it began to recur. I think the child had fever and cough again after he was discharged from the hospital. We should go to the hospital to see the doctor again and ask the doctor to confirm whether the pneumonia recurred. Because the child got pneumonia after the impact on the body is great, immunity is in a low state, there may be a new round of respiratory tract infection. Attention: all examinations should be carried out in a centralized way to avoid excessive crying, so as to reduce oxygen consumption and reduce the burden of heart.

matters needing attention

At home, parents must pay attention to the baby's skin and oral care, especially children with sweating should change wet clothes in time, and dry the sweat with hot towel, which is good for skin heat dissipation and resistance to bacteria. For children with excessive sputum, sputum should be coughed up as much as possible to prevent poor sputum discharge from affecting the recovery of pneumonia.