Children's health is the primary concern of every parent, especially at the turn of the seasons, when the spread of various diseases increases. Among them, mycoplasma pneumonia is a common respiratory infection disease, which poses a certain threat to children's health. In order to help mothers better understand their children's mycoplasma pneumonia, the following will introduce four reminders given by doctors.
1. Understand the ** and transmission route of mycoplasma pneumonia
Mycoplasma pneumonia is a respiratory infection caused by mycoplasma, which is mainly transmitted by droplets. Mycoplasma infection can occur when a child comes into contact with respiratory secretions from an infected person.
Therefore, mothers should pay attention to avoid close contact between their children and infected people, especially in public places, such as kindergartens, nurseries, etc.
2. Understand the symptoms of mycoplasma pneumoniaand performance
The symptoms of mycoplasma pneumonia in children are similar to those of other respiratory tract infections, mainly manifested as cough, fever, runny nose, sore throat, etc. Some children may also experience symptoms such as shortness of breath and chest tightness.
If the child has these symptoms, mothers should take the child to the hospital in time for early diagnosis and **.
3. Understand mycogens** methods and precautions for body pneumonia
In general, mycoplasma pneumonia in children is mainly caused by antibiotics. However, mothers should pay attention not to blindly give antibiotics to their children, and should decide whether to use antibiotics according to the doctor's advice and the specific situation of the child.
In addition, mothers should also pay attention to their children's rest and diet to ensure that their children have enough rest and nutrition, which is helpful to their children.
4. Learn about the preventive measures for mycoplasma pneumonia
In order to prevent the occurrence of mycoplasma pneumonia in children, mothers can take the following measures: maintain indoor air circulation, regularly clean and disinfect children's toys and utensils, and avoid taking children to crowded places, such as shopping malls and stations.
Pay attention to your child's personal hygiene, such as washing hands and changing clothes frequently. In addition, mothers can also appropriately increase their children's immunity, such as reasonable diet, moderate exercise, etc.
Summary: Mycoplasma pneumonia in children is a common respiratory infection that poses a certain threat to children's health. Only by doing the above can we better protect the health of children and let them grow up healthy and happy.