Patient's question:
When coughing, my throat sometimes makes a whistling sound, as if there is a lot of phlegm. What medicine can I take for this? Today I received an injection that has a cough-suppressing and anti-inflammatory effect, which is fosfomycin. I am allergic to cephalosporins.Doctor's answer:
The child may currently have a respiratory infection, but it is unclear how the lung signs are, so it cannot be definitively determined whether it is an upper respiratory tract infection or a lower respiratory tract infection. The pathogen should be considered in conjunction with blood test results and other clinical manifestations. Since the local doctor has already administered fosfomycin for bacterial treatment, it is likely that the local doctor considers bacterial infection to be more probable. It is recommended to focus on anti-infection treatment, but it is also suggested to adjust the antibiotic regimen.The child is 1 year old. It is recommended to use aztreonam or azithromycin for bacterial treatment. There is cough accompanied by obvious sputum sounds, so it is recommended to actively clear the lungs and cool the blood to alleviate symptoms. Oral ambroxol hydrochloride solution can be used for high-frequency aerosolization to clear the lungs and cool the blood, and it can also be combined with E (a cough suppressant) to cool the blood and alleviate symptoms.
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