Mycoplasma pneumonia

Walking pneumonia or mycoplasma pneumonia as it's referred to in the medical space, has been on the rise around the world, and Australian kids are feeling it now too. 👀 When news like this hits the media, the best thing we can do as parents is take a deep breath, learn about the signs and symptoms, and note what to look out for. Once that’s done, try not to worry about the what-ifs and trust that you have the intuition to spot the symptoms and get a doctor’s help if needed. ✅

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What is Mycoplasma Pneumoniae? The lesser-known germ can cause a chest cold, but it can also lead to walking pneumonia. Take these precautions.

Bacterial infection increase is especially affecting young children, causing pneumonia.

In children and teenagers, walking pneumonia is very frequent.

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Houston Moms owner Meagan took her 14 year old to Next Level Urgent care after several days of an unrelenting fever. They were able to get a chest Xray on site, which confirmed a pneumonia diagnosis. Turns out there has been an increase in the incidence of children diagnosed with pneumonia within the last month in our community! ⁠ ⁠ Hear more about Meagan's story, and from Dr. Shalini Thomas and Dr. Christine Wan from Next Level Urgent Care on Pnemonia in kids.⁠