Due to the incomplete immune system of children, their defense system is vulnerable to bacteria and viruses, leading to illness. Among them, Mycoplasma infection in children is one of the diseases. So, what are the symptoms of Mycoplasma infection in children? Let's learn about it together.
Mycoplasma infection in children is generally caused by Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection, and the pathogen is mainly transmitted through droplets. Children need to increase their ability to prevent infections in this area. The main symptoms of Mycoplasma infection in children are as follows.
1. The common symptom of Mycoplasma infection in children is fever. The temperature of fever is around 39 degrees Celsius and lasts for a long time, with most patients recovering within one to three weeks. But there are also some patients whose symptoms are persistent low-grade fever.
2. Coughing is also one of the symptoms of Mycoplasma infection in children. Usually it is an irritating cough. Coughing is generally more severe, accompanied by sputum, and the degree of mycoplasma infection can also be determined by the condition of the sputum. Patients with thick sputum generally have more severe symptoms of infection than those with clean sputum.
3. Mycoplasma infection in children may also cause some physical discomfort symptoms. Chest tightness and pain, headache, sore throat, and other discomfort symptoms may be caused by mycoplasma infection. Parents need to always pay attention to their children's condition to avoid worsening of their illness.
