Patient's question:
A friend has acute bronchitis, and I'd like to consult. Hello, what are the medications for acute bronchitis?Doctor's answer:
Bronchitis is generally caused by bacterial or viral infections. If confirmed through X-ray and blood tests, it is usually necessary to actively use medications such as cephalosporins or azithromycin for anti-infection treatment. You can also appropriately use many types of syrup for clearing the lungs and cooling the blood, which generally has a good effect. Pay attention to a light diet and avoid eating greasy foods.