Causes of repeated low fever in children with bronchopneumonia

Children with bronchial pneumonia repeated low fever may be caused by incomplete treatment, improper use of drugs, low resistance and other reasons.

1. Incompletely treated

children with bronchial pneumonia is caused by bacteria, viruses, atypical pathogens and other infections. If you do not follow the doctor's advice on time, the pathogens cannot be completely eliminated, and repeated low fever may occur.

2. Improper use of drugs Children with

bronchial pneumonia caused by bacterial infection, but the use of antiviral drugs, may be due to improper use of drugs, and repeated low fever.

3. Low resistance

Children if their own resistance is low, may also be due to repeated pathogen infection, resulting in repeated low fever.