Patient's question:
Unknown onset time: Two daysTest results: None
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None
Concerning assistance: Can azithromycin and cephalosporin antibiotics be used together?
Doctor's answer:
Survival Care: Experts believe that macrolides like azithromycin, in addition to inhibiting bacterial protein synthesis, also possess strong intracellular penetration effects. They can accumulate in macrophages at concentrations 20 to 30 times lower than those in the extracellular environment, and are then released when macrophages migrate to the site of inflammation, which is highly beneficial for the treatment of infectious diseases. At the same time, by destroying the integrity of the cell wall and cytoplasmic membrane of sensitive microorganisms and interfering with bacterial active efflux systems, the drug can maintain a high concentration within the bacteria, facilitating the destruction of the cell wall by ceftriaxone and thus completely eliminating the bacteria.