After **, the body temperature is normal, and after returning home, the fever symptoms appear again, is the condition recurring?”
In clinical practice, it is said that the child's body temperature is stable for more than 48 hours during a course of illness, and the body temperature is normalWhen the child's body temperature is stable for less than 48 hours, it is generally considered that the child's body temperature fluctuates during the course of the disease, and the condition is not stable after **, and it still needs to be consolidated**;When the child's body temperature has been stable for more than 48 hours, fever recurs, and a doctor needs to examine the body and combine relevant laboratory tests to determine whether the disease is recurrent or co-infected.
As an atypical pathogen, mycoplasma invades the human respiratory tract and attaches to the cell surface in the process of pathogenesis, causing epithelial damage to the respiratory tract through the release of oxygen free radicals, community-acquired respiratory distress syndrome toxins and other mechanisms, which damages the first protective film of the respiratory tract, and children are very susceptible to co-infection with other pathogens at this time. Recently, the incidence of epidemic risk has gradually increased, and it is recommended that children and their families wear masks during the treatment and wash their hands in time after returning home to avoid secondary cross-infection. ”
What do parents need to pay attention to as parents in home care during their child's illness and recovery?
Remember the 9-character home care mantra of 'no cold, no food accumulation, no contact'. "In winter, children wear thicker clothes, run and jump or stay in a warm room for a long time, and it is easy to get cold when they go outside, and they are very easy to catch a cold when they are hit by the cold wind, and cold is an important cause of illness. Therefore, at this stage, parents should pay attention to wearing clothes of reasonable thickness for their children, keep their hands and feet warm and sweat-free back, and abandon the concept of "mothers feel cold children". When a child is sick, many parents are very distressed and hurry to "make up" for their children, but during the illness, especially children with pneumonia, they must take a light and easy-to-digest diet. Experts remind that children with pneumonia are in a state of relative hypoxia, the peristalsis of the gastrointestinal tract is affected, and the digestive ability will be weakened. In the process of illness, if you eat food that is not easy to digest, you are prone to digestive symptoms, and secondly, you may be infected and aggravated by food accumulation.
Clinical ** is not equal to pathological **, and the same is true for pneumonia. Although the body temperature has stabilized and the cough has been significantly reduced, it takes a process for the airway epithelial cells and cilia to fully normalize, and consolidation** is important in the later stages of the disease. Therefore, doctors generally recommend that children rest at home for 3-7 days before starting school. "Some school-age and adolescent children may not take too long of leave because of their heavy homework load, so it is recommended to return to school after a short break, wear a mask, pay attention to less crowding, wash hands frequently, and do a good job of personal protection. People who are eligible for vaccination should complete all types of vaccinations as soon as possible to further reduce the possibility of infection.