Why is it not effective to get an injection for pediatric bronchitis?

Patient's question:

Child with tracheobronchitis. Received intravenous drips for 5 days. Coughing with phlegm and asthma. Admitted to the hospital on the 4th. It's still not better today. Medications used by the hospital are shown in the picture below. What's going on? It's still not better.

Doctor's answer:

According to what you described, the recovery time for bronchitis is generally about a week. As long as the child is currently feeling well with no other discomforts, it is recommended to give the child a few days of liquid therapy. Recently, pay attention to encouraging the child to drink more water. Besides coughing and phlegm, asthma, does the child have any symptoms of fever? Generally, the medication course for bronchitis is about a week. If the child's symptoms do not improve, seek medical attention immediately.

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