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Does Pneumonia Recur In Children? What Is Its Permanent Cure?

namasthe doctor.my child got pneumonia when she is at 20 months.admitted in the hospital for 3 days,treated with antibiotics and nebulizer.again now she is suffering from pneumonia.i have a doubt that pneumonia reoccurs?is there no permanent treatment for it? her weight is 11.2kgs age 3 1/2 years.please suggest .
Mon, 20 Apr 2015
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Recurrent pneumonia can be due to various causes like a severe infective organism, poor child immunity, gastroesophageal reflux disease etc. There is no permanent cure but, if she is having loss of weight and poor weight gain, poor growth of height, recurrent vomiting after food intake etc, then the child needs to be thoroughly investigated for the cause.
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Does Pneumonia Recur In Children? What Is Its Permanent Cure?

Recurrent pneumonia can be due to various causes like a severe infective organism, poor child immunity, gastroesophageal reflux disease etc. There is no permanent cure but, if she is having loss of weight and poor weight gain, poor growth of height, recurrent vomiting after food intake etc, then the child needs to be thoroughly investigated for the cause.