Chronic pneumonia is caused in many cases by incomplete treatment, and in some cases by recurrent lower respiratory tract infections. Patients with chronic pneumonia do not need to use drugs if they are not in the acute infection stage and do not have any clinical symptoms. Because chronic pneumonia cannot be eradicated by medication, patients with chronic pneumonia do not need to use medication when their condition is stable, but only need to pay attention to appropriate exercise, improve immunity, and prevent the occurrence of infection. If the chronic pneumonia patient is in the acute infectious period need to improve the symptoms through anti-inflammatory treatment, you can choose targeted antibiotics to control the infection, so as to alleviate the condition.