Mycoplasma pneumonia how to calculate cure

Mycoplasma pneumonia is a common lung infectious disease, usually can be judged by the following aspects: 1. Symptoms disappear: the patient's fever, cough, expectoration and other symptoms completely disappear, breathing is stable, mental state is good. 2. Normal laboratory test results: Blood tests in patients with mycoplasma pneumonia usually show abnormalities in inflammatory indicators such as elevated white blood cell counts and elevated C-reactive protein. If these indicators return to normal, it indicates that the inflammation has been controlled. 3. Improvement in imaging results: A chest X-ray or CT examination can be used to assess the absorption of lung inflammation. If the lung inflammation focus significantly reduced or disappeared, indicating that the treatment is effective. 4. Pathogen detection negative: Mycoplasma pneumonia pathogen is mycoplasma pneumoniae, by detecting sputum, nasopharyngeal swab and other specimens of mycoplasma pneumoniae nucleic acid or culture, can judge whether the pathogen has been cleared. If the test results turn negative, it also indicates that the disease is cured. It should be noted that the treatment time of mycoplasma pneumonia varies from person to person, generally takes 2 - 3 weeks. During the treatment process, patients should follow the doctor's advice to take medicine on time, and pay attention to rest, keep warm and drink more water to promote recovery. In addition, for the elderly, children, immune function is low and other special groups, mycoplasma pneumonia may lead to more serious complications, such as pneumonia, myocarditis, etc., need to closely observe the changes in the condition, such as abnormal timely medical treatment. In short, the cure of mycoplasma pneumonia needs to consider symptoms, laboratory tests and imaging results and other factors. During the treatment process, patients should actively cooperate with doctors' treatment and pay attention to personal hygiene and protection to improve the cure rate and reduce the occurrence of complications.