Differentiation Syndrome Of Mycoplasmal Pneumonia In Children And Its Correlation With Test Indicators

Mycoplasmal pneumonia is a common respiratory disease in children, in particular older children. However, the frequency of this disease in neonates and infants is gradually increasing, and has become a main disease to threat children's health. The main pathological changes are interstitial pneumonia, namely, the changes of bronchial pneumonia and lobar pneumonia. The main mechanism is not clear yet. However, the current hypotheses about the mechanism are that the responsible organism Mycoplasma pneumoniae directly infects people and release toxins into the host's body, thus human organs are damaged and the immune system is out of balance. Mycoplast can infect all human organs and lead to severe damage to all other organs except lungs. Mycoplasmal pneumonia infections are increasing year by year. Knowledge of pediatricians to this disease is very significant. Therapy according to systemic differentiation is the basic principle for treatment of traditional Chinese medicine. In terms of treatment of mycoplasmal pneumonia in the way of traditional Chinese medicine, how to make differentiation syndrome of this disease in children more objective and standard is our research direction.Based on the observation and clinical practice, the relationship between differentiation syndrome of mycoplasmal pneumonia in children and modern laboratory indicators was discussed in order to obtain the rule of differentiation syndrome for mycoplasmal pneumonia in the way of traditional Chinese medicine, thus more standard reference for traditional Chinese medicine might be present.