How to best treat pneumonia in children

Speaking of neonatal pneumonia, everyone should be familiar with it. Every parent hopes that their baby can grow up healthy, so it is very important to do a good job in preventing neonatal pneumonia in daily life. If prevention is not in place and the child unfortunately gets sick, you should take the child to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. Here I will introduce to you the methods of treating neonatal pneumonia.

1. Direct killing or inhibition of pathogens

Ultrashort waves have a killing and inhibitory effect on the growth and reproduction of pathogens, and are helpful in the treatment of neonatal pneumonia.

2. Reduce the release of neonatal pneumonia mediators

The anti-inflammatory mechanism of this method for treating neonatal pneumonia may be related to activating the inactivation system of inflammatory mediators, promoting the decomposition of histamine, vasopressin, kinin, etc., or inhibiting their synthesis.

3. Improve local circulation and increase local drug concentration

Because ultrashort waves can promote blood circulation and lymphatic return in lung tissue, accelerate the repair process of tissues in patients with neonatal pneumonia, and increase drug concentrations in local tissues, they are helpful in the treatment of neonatal pneumonia. This is also the focus of the method for treating neonatal pneumonia.

4. Improve ventilation and alleviate neonatal pneumonia symptoms

Due to the improvement of local blood circulation and lymphatic return, inflammatory edema subsides rapidly, the patency of bronchi and alveoli increases, the hypoxic environment improves, the lung's defense function is enhanced, lung inflammation is eliminated rapidly, rales disappear, exudates are absorbed, and the course of the disease is shortened.

5. Improve the body's immunity

Ultrashort waves can also enhance the metabolic process of local tissues, dilate blood vessels and accelerate blood flow through neurohumoral factors, increase the phagocytic function of reticuloendothelial cells, improve the capacity of antibodies and complement in neonatal pneumonia patients, and significantly change indicators such as blood oxygen content and pH value, thereby adjusting the body's immune function and contributing to the treatment of neonatal pneumonia.

The above points are the commonly used methods for treating neonatal pneumonia in modern times. I believe that after reading the above introduction, everyone should have realized that although there are many methods for treating neonatal pneumonia, not every treatment method is suitable for all patients. Therefore, patients must be cautious when choosing a treatment method.