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How long does acute bronchitis get better needs to be combined with many factors, such as the child's own resistance, the sensitivity of the infected bacteria to the anti-infective drugs used, the severity of the infection, the degree of cooperation with the medication, the child's own digestion and absorption ability, etc., generally all need to be regular **5-7 days.
It is recommended to consult a doctor in a regular hospital, because the drugs used are different for different signs and auxiliary examinations. Pat your back more often and drink water frequently is helpful for the discharge of sputum from bronchitis.
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This disease generally lasts for about a week to recover, if the drip effect will be better, you can now take the medicine prescribed by the doctor for two days to try, if the symptoms are slowly relieved, then continue to eat, if it is not relieved, then it is time to take a drip, do not eat cold food, it is best to breastfeed now!
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Bronchitis is divided into acute tracheobronchitis and chronic bronchitis, for patients with acute tracheobronchitis, generally 1-2 weeks can be completely **, because acute tracheobronchitis itself is also a relatively mild respiratory tract infectious disease, through the effective ** after the patient recovery is better, the prognosis will be very good. However, for patients with chronic bronchitis, because the disease itself is chronically formed, no matter how it is used, the disease cannot be used, and can only alleviate the clinical symptoms of the acute phase, and the clinical characteristics of chronic bronchitis include cough and sputum symptoms that last for 3 months every year, compared with acute tracheobronchitis, the recovery time of chronic bronchitis patients is longer.
Chronic bronchitis, in the first two phases of the world, the acute stage is mainly anti-inflammatory, antitussive, expectorant and asthmatic, during the remission period, quit smoking, prevent colds, enhance physical fitness, or traditional Chinese medicine** It is best to use Defu Inflammation Tea for 1-2 cycles to improve bronchitis symptoms.
For patients with severe dyspnea, home oxygen therapy is also done. It is recommended that patients do aerobic exercise, such as slow walking, climbing, and supporting the lung function through chain re-accompaniment, which can help with bronchitis**. In addition, the diet should be light and not salty.
Patients with bronchitis should eat more foods containing plant protein and animal protein, as well as a variety of fresh vegetables and fruits. To drink plenty of water, you can supplement various porridges, soups, etc. You can drink lily porridge, almond porridge, pear porridge, perilla porridge, etc., you can also drink tofu radish soup, lily honey drink, you can also supplement rock sugar pear juice, rock sugar white fungus soup and so on.
It can dissolve phlegm, relieve asthma, suppress cough, reduce qi, effectively alleviate clinical symptoms, and promote the recovery of diseases.
Generally, the infection is mostly virus, most of which are self-limited, and the course of the disease is about a week, and Mu Shutan or Monkey Zao Powder is added**. >>>More
Acute bronchitis should first check the blood routine to see if there is an increase in white blood cells, if there is an increase in white blood cells, it is a bacterial infection, and you need to take antibiotics to carry out **, if penicillin is not allergic, you can directly take amoxicillin clavulanate potassium to carry out**. If there is no increase in white blood cells, it is a viral infection, and you need to take antiviral drugs to carry it out**, you can directly take ribavirin or Pudilan anti-inflammatory oral liquid, and the four seasons antiviral mixture is also available. Combined with nebulized inhalation**, the effect will be better, and the drugs for nebulized inhalation are generally budesonide and terbutaline, which need to be nebulized inhaled twice a day. >>>More
Hello, acute bronchitis has a rapid onset, cough and sputum symptoms are obvious, chronic bronchitis has a slower onset than acute, and the symptoms are not as severe as acute
It is usually not serious, but it can be severe if there is a history of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, diabetes, or bronchial asthma.
What are your symptoms right now? Does the cough have phlegm, what color? What causes bronchitis? What are the results of the routine blood tests? >>>More