Can't children's pneumonia be treated randomly?

There is a lot of knowledge about the treatment of neonatal pneumonia. In today's society, many doctors pay special attention to neonatal pneumonia, especially our parents and friends, because this disease is related to the health of children. Let our experts bring you knowledge about the disease.

1. Treatment of neonatal pneumonia

It will take about a week for the child to get better, and 1 to 2 weeks or even longer to recover. Some parents are often too anxious. Even if the child is in good spirits and general condition, and the cough and asthma are not severe, they will go to the hospital several times a day just because the body temperature has not subsided. This is not good. The sick child cannot get a rest. The hospital is crowded with patients, the air is not good, and it is easy to get infected with other diseases. It is not conducive to the recovery of the sick child.

2. Do not delay treatment

During the process of taking medicine and nursing at home, if the child is found to be irritable, gray in complexion, panting and sweating, cyanosis around the mouth, and significantly accelerated pulse, he should be sent to the hospital immediately for treatment, and the treatment of heart function damage should not be delayed. If the child has been ill for nearly two weeks and still has a fever despite treatment, the child makes a grunting sound when exhaling and cannot lie flat, and the older child complains of chest pain, then it may be combined with empyema, and further examination and treatment should be taken to the hospital as soon as possible. If it is severe pneumonia, complications may easily endanger the child's life and must be hospitalized.

Although the treatment of neonatal pneumonia is relatively common in our daily life, parents must not ignore the treatment of this disease, otherwise the health of the child will be threatened. If you find that your child's disease has a tendency to become more serious, parents are requested to take their children to see a doctor in time and do not delay the best time for the treatment of the child's disease.