What should I do if I have tracheitis? How to treat tracheitis?

Most acute bronchitis is caused by a virus and does not require antibiotics; If bacterial infection is suspected, antibiotics may be considered; Avoid smoking. The principle of acute attack is to control infection, expectorant and asthmatic. Prognosis.

Acute bronchitis will heal on its own after a few days. Patients with bacterial infection can obtain satisfactory curative effect after effective**. A review is recommended.

Tracheitis should be good for a week at the earliest, you can eat lighter meals, eat barley Sichuan shellfish porridge, Sichuan shellfish pineapple porridge and other health foods that relieve cough and reduce phlegm.

Hello, bronchitis is generally caused by a cold that is not completely controlled, and the inflammation descends to the trachea, and the pathogenic bacteria that cause bronchitis are generally divided into viruses, bacteria or Mycoplasma pneumoniae. If the blood is checked and filmed, it is just a general infection, and the cough is not very bad, you can take oral medicine, if the cough is severe, you need to combine nebulization, if the time is relatively long, you should also pay attention to whether there is mycoplasma infection, and if it is serious, you will need infusion or hospitalization**. And the disease is a process of change, once the effect is not good, it is necessary to go to the hospital for follow-up in time for early detection of pneumonia.

During coughing, pay attention to appropriate hydration to keep the respiratory tract clear, so that the sputum is not too viscous, and it is easy to cough up with oral phlegm-reducing drugs.

In terms of diet, it is necessary to ensure an adequate supply of caloric energy, and generally should consume more caloric energy than healthy people. Eat more protein-rich foods to improve the body's immune function. You can also drink Yishuang wildcard to recuperate.

Tracheitis seems to be a symptom of phlegm and asthma on the surface, which can be divided into many syndrome types in traditional Chinese medicine, and only when the doctor correctly dialectically and accurately administers the medication can a good effect be obtained.

Acute tracheitis, bronchitis, tracheitis in children:

Two taels of white radish, two taels of duck pear, chop together, add a bowl of water, cook and add an appropriate amount of rock sugar to eat, twice a day for 3 days. Clears away heat and dissolves phlegm.

In our usual life, once there is a cough, and if we don't go **, then it is easy to cause bronchitis, for bronchitis some friends are familiar, but some friends may not be familiar, no matter what, it is a disease, since the body has a disease, then we have to carry out **, so what to do if you have bronchitis? Let's take a look.

What to do if you have bronchitis.

1. Drugs**.

Once there is a disease in the body, if our own resistance can not be corresponding, at this time we have to use drugs, drugs can help our body fight some foreign diseases to a certain extent, so for bronchitis is the same, you can use some anti-inflammatory drugs and some cough and phlegm medicines, which can also achieve a good effect of bronchitis.

2. Infusion**.

Generally speaking, if the condition can be ** with drugs, then we try not to use infusion**, as the saying goes, you can take medicine without injections, you can inject without infusion, this is the truth, but if the drug can not be controlled, then we should go to the hospital for infusion in time according to our condition**, the infusion is higher for our body, so that the control of the lesion may be more direct, then the effect may be better.

I told the landlord that a simple way is to drink Defu Yan tea, which is very convenient to drink at any time. There are also the following points to pay attention to in daily diet.

1. Choose an easy-to-digest liquid diet such as vegetable soup, gruel, egg soup, egg custard, milk, etc.

2. The diet should be light and less greasy, which can not only meet the needs of nutrition, but also increase appetite. It can be served with white rice porridge, millet porridge, adzuki bean porridge, with sweet pickles, kohlrabi, mustard or tofu and other side dishes, which are light and refreshing.

3. To ensure the supply of water, you can drink more acidic juices such as hawthorn juice, kiwi juice, jujube juice, fresh orange juice, watermelon juice, etc. to promote gastric juice secretion and increase appetite.

4. Eat more foods containing vitamin C, E and red, such as tomatoes, apples, grapes, dates, strawberries, beets, oranges, watermelon, milk, eggs, etc. Prevent the occurrence of colds.

5. Eat small meals frequently. If the appetite is better, you can change to a semi-liquid diet, such as noodle soup, clear chicken soup, dragon beard noodles, small wontons, vegetable puree porridge, meat floss porridge, liver puree porridge, egg drop porridge.

Or try it below.

1.Steamed honey pears to cure cough.

Cut a triangle of pears like a watermelon is ripe, hollow out the pear core, add an appropriate amount of honey, and then cover the triangle pieces. Put it in a bowl with the opening up and steam it in a pot for a quarter of an hour, take it out and serve hot.

2.Steamed pepper pears relieve cough and asthma.

1 raw pear, poke a few small holes, stuff 1 pepper into each hole, stew it through water, remove the pepper after cooling, eat pear juice, can relieve cough, eliminate phlegm and asthma.

In patients with bacterial acute bronchitis, appropriate antibiotics may be used; In most cases, acute bronchitis is caused by a virus and will heal on its own after a few days without antibiotics; Antibiotics may also be considered if bacterial infection is suspected or to prevent bacterial infection; Avoid smoking.

The principle of acute attack is to control infection, expectorant and asthmatic.

1.Anti-infective drugs.

The choice of anti-infective agent is based on the results of antibiotic susceptibility testing with sputum culture, and empirically used for those who have not been able to identify the pathogen**. Milder patients can be given orally or intramuscularly. Penicillin is given intramuscularly, amoxicillin, ampicillin, or cephalexin orally, or ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, or levofloxacin orally.

In severe cases, intravenous administration should be used, and penicillin, ampicillin, ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, or amikacin, cefradine, cefazolin, or cefuroscope should be diluted and given intravenous infusions in divided doses. The course of anti-infective drugs depends on the severity of the disease and is usually 1 to 2 weeks.

2.Bronchodilator.

Commonly used are anticholinergic drugs such as ipratropium, receptor agonists such as albuterol or terbutaline, by metered-dose inhaler, or oral with terbutaline or procaterol, long-acting anticholinergics or long-acting 2-receptor stimulants, and theophylline, such as aminophylline orally, or controlled-release theophylline tablets or sulfme orally, and in severe cases, long-acting anticholinergic drugs or glucocorticoids + long-acting 2-receptor stimulants can be inhaled. Aminophylline is diluted and given intravenously, or it can be inhaled through a nebulizer with ipratropium bromide or albuterol solution**.

3.Expectorants.

Commonly used are ambroxol, carbocisteine, and bromhexine orally. If the sputum is thick and difficult to cough up, it can be inhaled through a nebulizer with normal saline or 2% sodium bicarbonate or N-acetylcysteine. Moistening the airways is beneficial for expectoration.

Hurry up** don't become a chronic disease.

Tracheitis ** Principles:1Take proper rest and drink plenty of boiled water.

2.Symptomatic**. 3.

Control infection. Principles of medication:1

In general, oral or intramuscular antibiotics can be given, and in severe cases, antibiotics can be given intravenously and in combination. 2.People with asthma should add anti-asthma drugs such as anti-allergy and bronchodilator drugs.

3.Patients with comorbidities should choose appropriate drugs according to different comorbidities. 4.

In severe cases, malnutrition, and poor body resistance, gamma globulin and other diseases can be used to strengthen the body's resistance.

Tracheitis**(1) Control of infection Antibiotics are selected depending on the main pathogen and severity of infection or according to the susceptibility of the pathogenic bacteria. Mild cases can be taken orally, and more severe cases may be given intramuscular or intravenous antibiotics. Commonly used are penicillin G, erythromycin, aminoglycins, quinolones, cephalosporins, etc., and the use of broad-spectrum antibiotics should be avoided as much as possible to avoid superinfection or the production of drug-resistant bacteria (2) expectorant and antitussive For patients in the acute attack period, expectorant and antitussive drugs should be used to improve symptoms while fighting infection.

Patients with delayed migration should continue to take medication in order to eliminate symptoms. Commonly used drugs include ammonium chloride mixture, bromohexine, vitran, etc. Chinese patent medicine also has a certain effect on cough.

For the elderly who are weak and weak to cough up sputum or those who have a large amount of sputum, expectorant should be the main thing to assist in expectoration and unblock the respiratory tract. Strong cough suppressants, such as codeine, should be avoided. In order to avoid inhibiting the central tract and aggravating airway obstruction and inflammation, leading to defecation.

3) Antispasmodic, antiasthmatic often use aminophylline, terbutaline and other oral or albuterol and other inhalants. If the airway is persistent after airway dilator use, corticosteroids and prednisone (4) aerosol** Aerosol humidification inhalation or compound benzoin tincture can dilute secretions in the trachea and facilitate expectoration. If the sputum is viscous and difficult to cough up, ultrasonic nebulization inhalation can be helpful at present, and antibiotics and sputum thinners can also be added.