Lobo pneumonia

Paediatric diseases are on the rise with the onset of the autumn and winter festivals, with pneumoconiosis still common in paediatric clinicals, with most cases occurring in an urgent and long period of time, mostly among school-age children. The clinical symptoms of great foetal pneumonia are more numerous, and today we begin with Chinese medicine, which is consistent with what Chinese doctors call the four major cases of hot coughing and asthma. Thermal: It may be low, high or cold, or it may be hot. Because of the different pathogens of the infection, there are differences in clinical performance. Ahem: In the early stages, the cough is not very severe, but, as the process continues, the cough is more severe and may be accompanied by symptoms such as chest pain. Slurpium: In the early stages of the course, it may be dry cough, with the sound of stinging later; asthma: due to suffocation, a lung leaf is damaged, which affects the exchange of gas, and can cause dysentery symptoms. Symptoms of large-leaf pneumonia and general pneumonia are relatively serious, sometimes associated with headaches, chest pains and abdominal pains, which are sometimes neglected in clinical settings and do not attract attention and have an impact on the disease ‘ s pathology. The clinical characteristics of large-leaf pneumonia vary according to the extent of the condition, and it is also given weight. Serious diseases are the leading cause of death among children under five years of age. Whether pneumonia is contagious or not: it is not the same depending on the pathogen of infection. Some virally transmitted diseases are relatively contagious; secondary infections are also of some infectious nature, including streptococcus, but streptococcus is less contagious than others. The streptococcus itself exists in the mouth, and when the body’s resistance is reduced, this condition may lead to pneumonia. So, depending on the infected pathogens, it is also contagious, more or less contagious. Re-emergence of pneumococcal fever: general recovery periods are longer and severe. As a result, parents who may be at a later stage feel that they have re-emerged, but may not be re-emergenced by large-leaf pneumonia. Because, when pneumonia is cured, the child is less resilient, and if some infections occur, they can cause some respiratory symptoms that can cause it to “memory” and may have a heavier cough. Especially after the infection. It is essential that children suffering from great foetal pneumonia be prevented and their body immunely increased. (b) Prevention of pneumonia: For children, care should be taken to ensure adequate sleep time, not to overwork, proper heating, prevention of common respiratory infections, maintenance of good living habits, indoor ventilation, hand-washing, and less time for mass gathering. Treatment of large-leaf pneumonia: Treatment of large-leaf pneumonia is based on appropriate medications, such as anti-inflammation, antivirus, asthma, decomposition, coughing, prevention of heart failure, etc., based on symptoms, signs, video-testing, and associated pathogen examinations, and can also be applied, if necessary, to Chinese medicine-related methods; these have the advantage of small side effects, short treatment and significant effects, with the specific use of child cough picks, cough panting, Chinese medicine fever packs, and Chinese medicine soup.