Pneumonia is a common disease in infants and young children, which is a symptom of infection in the baby's upper respiratory system. It needs to be treated in a timely manner. Otherwise, if pneumonia is not treated in time, it will pose a serious threat to the baby's health, and even many other complications may occur. So, what should be done if the baby is discharged with pneumonia or coughs?
Firstly, pneumonia is usually caused by viral or bacterial infections, and babies may experience symptoms such as fever and cough. Many parents confuse pneumonia with a cold. If the treatment method is incorrect, the baby's illness cannot be cured quickly. When the baby's illness recovers, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination and treatment.
In fact, the treatment of pneumonia is relatively simple, but it still takes some time to recover. After being discharged from the hospital in a timely manner, the baby's symptoms may still have mild manifestations. At this time, parents need to continue to give the baby medication treatment until the baby's condition is completely recovered.
Finally, even if the baby's pneumonia has been cured, in order to reduce the chances of the baby getting sick in the future, parents should give the baby more plain water in daily life, try to eat light food, and have good sleep. This way, the health of the body will be more guaranteed and the chances of getting sick will be reduced.
