Is it okay for children with pneumonia to not be hospitalized?

Is it okay for children with pneumonia not to be hospitalized?

Whether children with pneumonia should not be hospitalized needs to be analyzed based on the specific conditions of the disease. If the disease is relatively mild, they generally cannot be hospitalized. If the disease is more serious, they generally cannot be hospitalized.

Since children are relatively young and their immune function may not be fully developed, various pathogens may cause pneumonia, cough, sputum, sore throat, etc., sometimes accompanied by fever, dyspnea and other adverse symptoms. If children take Feike mixture, Feining granules, Shuanghuanglian oral liquid and other drugs in time under the guidance of a doctor, the condition of pneumonia can usually be controlled.

When children do not experience depression, drowsiness, etc. after taking medication, it generally means that the disease has improved. In this case, they generally cannot be hospitalized and continue to take medication. If the number of pathogens infected in the body is large and there are repeated fevers, chills, etc., the body temperature cannot continue to improve after taking medication. In order to prevent high fever convulsions and other complications, hospitalization may be required.

During the treatment of the disease, parents can let their children drink more warm water to promote the excretion of toxins in the body through frequent urination. They should also monitor their children's body temperature frequently and consult a doctor in time if there is any abnormality.