Can I have an IV drip if I have mycoplasma infection?

Mycoplasma infection is a common clinical disease. This disease is more common in people with frequent sexual activities. Mycoplasma infection has a great impact on people's health. Mycoplasma infection also has different levels of severity. Mycoplasma infection must be treated in time. There are many treatment methods. So, can you get an IV drip when you are infected with mycoplasma? How should I take care of it?

1. Antimicrobial drugs

If the child suffers from Mycoplasma pneumonia, it is an acute upper respiratory tract infection. Mycoplasma pneumonia should be treated with antibiotics for at least 2-3 weeks. If the child is in good mental state, treatment can continue with oral erythromycin, roxithromycin or azithromycin, shuanghuanglian oral liquid and antipyretic drugs after meals (no antipyretic drugs are needed if the body temperature does not exceed 38 degrees). In addition, let the child drink plenty of water and eat easily digestible and absorbable food.

2. Exercise actively

You should exercise regularly on weekdays, and keep the indoor air fresh and the temperature appropriate when sleeping. You should sleep with windows open since childhood, or at least have indirect ventilation. Make full use of sunbathing, air bathing and water bathing. Improving physical fitness is the first important factor in disease prevention.

3. Pay attention to hygiene and avoid cross infection

Avoid going to crowded and poorly ventilated places such as cinemas, department stores, and supermarkets. Try to avoid contact with patients, seek medical treatment nearby if you are sick, go to large hospitals less often, and shorten waiting time. In the past, it was believed that respiratory diseases were only transmitted by breathing, but in recent years it has been confirmed that contact transmission is an important mode of transmission. It should be noted that children should not be exposed to passive smoking. Being smoked is an important reason for increasing the risk of respiratory diseases in children.

4. Drug prevention

Certain Chinese and Western medicines can improve the body's cellular and humoral immune functions. It is best to take them under the guidance of a doctor. Get vaccinated. At present, some places use attenuated virus vaccines, but they are not yet widely used. Vaccines have been designed for prevention, but the protection rate is only 50%, and there is no systematic report on antibiotic prevention.