If taking medicine doesn't help with a runny nose, what should I do?

Patient's question:

Nasal discharge has been ongoing for several days. Taking medication hasn't helped. Muscle aches and general discomfort. Besides shortness of breath, I have bronchitis.
Previous treatment history and effectiveness:
Previously, the doctor said it was chronic, seasonal bronchitis.
What kind of help is needed:
I'd like to ask, what is the current situation? Is it H7N9 flu?

Doctor's answer:

According to your symptoms of runny nose, difficulty breathing, and muscle aches, it is likely a common fever. The cough may be a bronchial infection that follows the fever. It is unlikely to be avian flu, as the symptoms of avian flu include low-grade fever, with temperatures reaching as high as 38.6°C to 40°C or higher, severe cough, and progressive difficulty breathing.
I recommend taking Cefixime, Fever Reducing and Clearing Granules, and Bromhexine Oral Solution. Drink plenty of water, rest well, and you should feel better in a few days. Wishing you good health.

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