Patient's question:
Excessive phlegm. Sometimes I cough... The hospital said it was bronchopneumonia. Not eating milk today. What is the reason? Can medicine cure it? Is it necessary to get an intravenous drip?Medical history and treatment effectiveness: Currently being treated with medication.
What help do you need: Can medicine cure it?
Doctor's answer:
This situation is considered to be caused by a respiratory infection leading to bronchopneumonia, requiring active medication and symptomatic treatment. Generally, medications include cephalosporin antibiotics or azithromycin granules. In severe cases, intravenous antibiotics may be administered, along with taking fresh bamboo juice oral liquid. Additionally, you can drink pear juice, watermelon juice, apple juice, radish juice, etc., to enhance indoor air humidity, which helps reduce discomfort such as coughing, sore throat, and nasal dryness. A humidifier or boiling water in a teapot can also be used to add moisture to the air.