How to take care of children with pneumonia in daily life? How to treat children with pneumonia?

Pediatric pneumonia is relatively common in early childhood and is not contagious. Although it is not a serious disease, it still requires mothers to pay great attention to it and should be treated in time to avoid developing into severe chronic pneumonia. So what are the treatments for pediatric pneumonia? Let's take a closer look.

So how to treat pneumonia in children?

1. Comprehensive treatment. This method is to improve the body's ventilation and effectively control inflammation by observing and examining the child's overall condition, and to use water to use earth and fire to use water according to their specific conditions.

2. Conditioning method. If the condition is relatively mild, it can be conditioned through daily diet and living habits. Keep the indoor air circulation of the patient, maintain the room temperature at around 20 degrees, eat more easily digestible and nutritious food, pat the child's back or turn him over frequently, and the condition will gradually improve.

3. Antibiotic treatment. The selection of antibiotics needs to be targeted at the pathogen, and antibiotics that are sensitive to the pathogen should be selected. On the other hand, it should also be selected according to the specific conditions of the patient's condition. For example, macrolide drugs can be selected to treat mycoplasma pneumonia, and ribavirin or acyclovir can be selected for viral pneumonia. The effects are relatively good. The treatment effect will be better if the right medicine is used to treat the disease, and blind medication should be avoided.

4. Symptomatic treatment. If the child is hypoxic, oxygen inhalation can be used to solve the problem. Oral expectorants can relieve the viscosity of sputum. If the sputum is not easy to cough up, nebulization therapy can be used for treatment.

How to provide daily care for children with pneumonia?

1. Diet. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. Eat less spicy, greasy and irritating foods. Drink plenty of water to moisturize the throat and make the respiratory tract more unobstructed.

2. Indoor environment. Keep the indoor air fresh and not too hot or stuffy, otherwise it will be very detrimental to the baby's recovery and will easily aggravate the cough.

3. Lifestyle habits. You must develop good living habits and get enough sleep, which is very important for improving your body's resistance. Don't stay up late, especially for teenagers, who are in a critical period of growth and development, which has a great impact on their healthy growth.

4. Healthy exercise. Regular physical exercise can enhance the body's resistance and help recover from some diseases, but you need to avoid overwork and take adequate rest. If you exercise outdoors, you must avoid long-term direct sunlight.

In general, don't worry too much if your child has pneumonia. First, adjust your diet and lifestyle. If the situation is serious, take medication. If the situation is serious, go to the hospital for examination in time.