It s urgent!! Bronchiectasis thick phlegm attack, what antibiotics to control it???????

The absence of hemoptysis is not very severe, and the principles of bronchiectasis in internal medicine are: to promote sputum drainage and control infection. The most effective route of administration is nebulized inhalation, you can inhale bronchodilator (aminophylline), oral expectorant (ammonium chloride, bisoping), if you still can't discharge sputum, go to the hospital to suctioning sputum with bronchoscopy, as for how to choose antibiotics ** It is necessary to do a susceptibility test, if you don't want to go, you can only use intravenous drugs (cefletoxin, amikacin, metronidazole, etc.), and you need to exercise properly.

First, your problem is not some bronchiectasis problem.

Second, the so-called thick phlegm is all caused by your own mental suggestion.

Thirdly, just as if you consciously swallow saliva, a lot of saliva will come out when you increase it, and phlegm will also appear.

Fourth, the solution to such a problem is TCM regulation.

Fifth, don't eat too much, pay attention to your diet, and drink water to relieve it.

Sixth, through TCM physiotherapy, you can ** your problem.

It is recommended to go to a large and medium-sized regular hospital to see a respiratory department, and it is necessary to do a chest CT examination, and if necessary, a high-resolution CT scan can be done, so that the presence of bronchiectasis and the specific extent of bronchiectasis can be determined. Surgery**, resection of bronchiectated lung segments, is the only effective method**. However, because some patients have bronchiectasis that are very extensive and cannot be surgically operated, it is very difficult, and only anti-inflammatory, expectoration and other symptoms can be taken.

As for your situation, you need to pass the system inspection before you can formulate the final ** plan.

Bronchiectasis is chronic inflammation, recurrent infection, antibiotics are used too much, drug resistance occurs, it is recommended that you go to the hospital to check "sputum culture + drug sensitivity", so that you can find the infected bacteria, and then prescribe the right medicine, it is effective. If hemoptysis is recurrent, I recommend surgery to remove the lesion once and for all.

You will need to get a sputum culture and then choose a susceptible antibiotic based on the results, and a cephalosporin antibiotic is recommended on a sensitive basis.

It is possible to have a gram-negative infection, see a respiratory department, and upgrade the antibiotic.

Do sputum culture plus drug sensitivity. Intravenous infusion of sensitive antibiotics is recommended until sputum culture is negative or sputum routine is normal. If attacks are frequent or accompanied by hemoptysis, surgery is recommended.

If you are sick, don't go to the doctor, go to the hospital, ask this, ask that, what's the use.

Problem analysis: Hello, the main cause of bronchiectasis is the repeated occurrence of bronchial inflammation due to various infections or other factors, resulting in the destruction of bronchial wall structure, causing bronchial abnormalities and persistent dilation. The main clinical manifestations are chronic cough, profuse sputum production, and recurrent hemoptysis.

Opinions and suggestions: There is no special treatment for this disease, it is mainly an active underlying disease, and it is necessary to actively fight infection when purulent sputum, and improving airflow restriction and clearing airway secretions are also important measures to become more and more anti-**. For recalcitrant anti-** authors, surgical resection of the diseased lung tissue may be considered.