What is Mycoplasma respiratory infection?

Mycoplasma respiratory tract infection is a common clinical disease in children, and children's respiratory tract infection also makes many parents worry. Especially in spring and autumn, some children with poor resistance always have recurrent respiratory infections, and severe cases may even develop pneumonia. So what is the main cause of respiratory infections in children? The editor finally found the reason after consulting various books and materials.

Children who lack exercise are like flowers and plants in a greenhouse that cannot withstand wind and frost. Children who are kept indoors for a long time and lack outdoor exercise cannot withstand the impact of climate change and are prone to colds and infections. There are four seasons in the sky: spring, summer, autumn and winter. People know the cold, warm, warm and humid seasons. Human beings have formed rules to adapt to nature.

Nowadays, some families insist on artificially adjusting the temperature to create a family environment where it is spring all year round. However, their good intentions are not rewarded. Instead, their children's ability to adapt to climate change is very poor. They can neither stand the cold nor the heat, and they easily get sick at the slightest disturbance.

There are tens of millions of pathogenic viruses, bacteria and other microorganisms in the environment. Even if we lock our children up, we cannot isolate them from microorganisms; even if we isolate them now, they may encounter them again in the future. The correct approach should be to let children exercise from an early age, not to wear too warm clothes, and not to stay indoors all the time even in winter.

Outdoor activities should be carried out for at least one hour a day so that children can breathe in cooler and fresher air, increasing their respiratory resistance. Let him get more sun exposure and train him to wash his hands, face, feet, etc. with cold water. Pay attention to frequent ventilation of the room, keep the air fresh, maintain appropriate temperature and humidity, expose bedding to the sun frequently, avoid smoke and dust pollution, and maintain a smoke-free environment. These are essential conditions for preventing recurrent respiratory tract infections in children.

Children are not only the hope of the family, but also the hope of the motherland. Whether a child is healthy is related to the happiness of the entire family. Experts have pointed out that children's recurrent mycoplasma respiratory infections are not caused by contact with external viruses, but because the parents create an overly comfortable living environment for their children, which makes the children's resistance too low.