Patient's question:
I occasionally cough and feel like there's always phlegm in my throat. The doctor said it's tracheitis. About the past treatment and its effectiveness: I received intravenous fluids for almost a week, and now I've started coughing less frequently and intensely, but there's still phlegm in my throat. What kind of help would you like: Is there any method to expel phlegm and relieve coughing?Doctor's answer:
Bronchitis is a common respiratory disease in clinical diagnosis, involving bacterial infection. If effective treatment is not implemented early, it may develop into chronic bronchitis, making it difficult to cure. Oral medications for bronchitis are not very effective, so it is recommended to receive intravenous treatment early. The medication used is ceftazidime and albuterol. The above advice is for the question "A nine-month-old child occasionally coughs, feeling like there is always phlegm in their throat." It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!