The hazards of mycoplasma infection in children are actually these 4

It is well known that mycoplasma infection in children is extremely harmful to children's health, but most people do not know what the dangers of mycoplasma infection in children are. In fact, there are four kinds of dangers of mycoplasma infection in children. The first is damage to the skin.

Mycoplasma infection in children has certain impacts on babies. Specifically, it may include the following aspects.

1. Skin damage

The incidence of skin damage caused by mycoplasma infection in children is 25%. This disease mainly manifests as a red maculopapular, measles-like or scarlet fever-like rash, and may also have blisters - bullous rash.

2. Nervous system damage

It is reported that 7% of hospitalized children with mycoplasma infection have central nervous system damage, mainly manifested as high fever convulsions, coma, meningeal irritation signs, focal neurological signs, and may also have mental and behavioral abnormalities.

3. Urinary system damage

Mycoplasma infection in children can also cause damage to the urinary system. The main manifestations of this disease are hematuria, proteinuria and renal failure.

4. Damage to the motor system

Mycoplasma infection in children can cause arthritis, the main manifestations of which are arthritis changes such as joint pain, myalgia, and difficulty walking.

In short, mycoplasma infection in children will affect the baby's healthy growth. Parents must be more careful to ensure the baby's health.

Nursing of children with chlamydia infection

1. Parents should let the children get more rest, keep the bedroom fresh, keep the room temperature at 18-20℃, and the humidity at around 60% to prevent the respiratory mucus from becoming dry and difficult to cough out.

2. Eat small meals frequently, eat nutritious and easily digestible food, and drink plenty of water. You should eat more fruits and fresh vegetables. It is best not to eat meat and eat less oil at night.

3. Children should be isolated during the illness to prevent infection to others.

4. Parents should take their children to green spaces and other natural environments more often.

5. Appropriately increase the intake of foods rich in vitamin C and zinc.

6. Parents should pay attention to weather changes and add or remove clothes for their children in time.

7. Children’s toys should be disinfected regularly.

8. Teach your children to cover their mouths with a handkerchief or napkin when they cough to minimize the spray of droplets around.

9. If a sick child is found in a childcare institution, he or she must be isolated immediately to prevent the disease from spreading to other children.