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Newborns have weaker immune systems than adults. Due to their weaker immune system they have a greater chance of catching pneumonia. This results in an increased fatality rate than adults with pneumonia.

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Pneumonia treatments depends on the cause. Pneumonia can be either viral or bacterial. Viral is treated with fluids, rest and symptom relief. While bacterial is treated with antibiotics. In most cases breathing treatments are beneficial as well.

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Scarred lung tissue

Permanent damaged lungs

Reduced lung capacity

Increased risk of respiratory infections in the future

Chronic lung disease

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Pneumonia have many signs and symptoms. Some of which depend on the stage of infection. Some symptoms include cough, fever, chills, and shortness of breath. Some may also experience chest pain when coughing or breathing.

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Pneumonia can be caused by bacteria, viruses, and fungi. It is acquired by inhalation of infectious organisms, through infected droplets from coughing or sneezing. It can also be acquired by aspiration of foreign bodies such as food, liquid, or even small toys. The lungs are sterile organs therefore if anything foreign enters them there is a chance of pneumonia being acquired.