Patient's question:
Treatment history and effectiveness in the past: He was given Amoxicillin granules, and it has been a day, but there is still no sign of improvement. Is Cephalosporin a little better? What kind of assistance is desired: Please ask the doctor for professional clarification...Doctor's answer:
Nothing is the best, the main determinant of bacterial sensitivity to drugs is that as long as it is sensitive, it is the best. Medical advice: In clinical diagnosis, it generally takes three days to determine how effective an antibiotic is against the pathogen of a particular disease. If there is no significant effect after three days, it proves that the antibiotic is ineffective against the pathogen. Therefore, you cannot be so impatient. First, give the child a continuous three-day course of medication, and then switch to another drug. Frequent changes of antibiotics can easily lead to the development of drug-resistant strains, which will be beneficial for future treatment.