What to do if your child has recurrent bronchial pneumonia

Bronchopneumonia is a relatively common respiratory disease. Common symptoms include fever, vomiting, cough and shortness of breath. Children are a high-risk group, and most of the cases are caused by low immunity in children. What should we do when children have recurrent bronchopneumonia? I believe this is an issue that most mothers are concerned about. Now I will show you what to do if your child has recurrent bronchopneumonia.

Children who are too young should not take medicine casually. If they are diagnosed with bronchitis, they must be hospitalized for treatment, because bronchitis is a viral infectious disease that is prone to recurrence.

1. Use antibiotics to control infection and prevent further deterioration of the disease. However, it is important to reduce the dosage and choose less irritating drugs for treatment. It is forbidden to use gentamicin, amikacin, streptomycin, etc., because these drugs can cause deafness in children and may also lead to renal failure.

2. Choose drugs such as nebulizer inhalation or 10% ammonium chloride mixture, Bisuoping, and Xiaoer Qiangli Tanling to relieve cough and expectorant. However, care should be taken to avoid overdose and prolonged use, which will affect the physiological activity of cilia and make secretions difficult to discharge.

3. Use drugs such as aminophylline and salbutamol to relieve spasms. However, it should be noted that prednisone and becloracone propionate aerosols should not be used for infants and young children. The use of medication for bronchitis in children must be under the guidance of a doctor. Parents must not give medication to their children at will, so as to avoid the medication causing more harm to the children.

Babies with recurrent respiratory tract infections are common in pediatric clinics. Some babies catch a cold or bronchitis once a month on average, and some babies suffer from pneumonia several times a year. This not only affects growth and development, but also brings great psychological pressure to parents. Babies with recurrent respiratory tract infections are shorter and heavier than children of the same age. When your baby has repeated respiratory infections, you should take your baby to a doctor for a detailed examination of all body systems to thoroughly identify the cause of the repeated infections and take targeted treatment.

The above is all the content I introduced to you about what to do if your child has recurrent bronchopneumonia. You can try my method. I believe it will be helpful for the treatment of your child's bronchopneumonia. In addition, you should not give your child medication at will. Choose a regular hospital for examination and treatment when necessary. Also, pay attention to the baby's light diet and drink plenty of water, which will help improve the baby's immunity.