Should the child cough and take azithromycin for 5 days?

Your child coughs. Took azithromycin for five days.

You can stop taking it, azithromycin is an anti-inflammatory drug, you can stop for a day or two to see the effect, and the cough itself is not stopped in one or two, especially for children.

If the child has an ordinary cough, generally do not need to take anti-inflammatory drugs, children recover quickly, unless it is very serious and have to use anti-inflammatory drugs as the last resort, those who eat too much, will be dependent, generally a course of five days, eat this time, don't eat it in the future, children have a cold and cough is normal, antibiotics do not eat at the last moment.

Do not give your child a cough caused by a cold. Azithromycin, azithromycin is mainly mycoplasma infection, and if you eat azithromycin, eating too much is very bad for the liver. If you want to eat, you should stop eating for 4 or 5 days and then give him food, if you eat it for a long time, the child is very bad for the liver.

If the child has a cold and cough, no matter what medicine he takes, it is recommended to have a course of treatment for three days, if he does not get better in three days, he must go to the hospital again for a check-up**, and then proceed to the next step**.

If your child has a cough and has been taking azithromycin for five days, I suggest you take your child to the hospital for a check-up and stop feeding him yourself. Medicine.

According to the instructions, 5 days should be enough, and eating too much will affect the baby's gastrointestinal function.

If it doesn't work, change it to roxithromycin.

Patients with mycoplasma infection should first be treated with anti-inflammatory**, and antimycoplasma** commonly used erythromycins, such as azithromycin and roxithromycin. Some patients can develop drug resistance, and quinolones can be selected in case of drug resistance, such as levofloxacin, moxifloxacin, etc. Age should be paid attention to when using these drugs, and quinolones should be used with caution in children.

In addition, it is necessary to add phlegm or expectorant drugs, and there are many choices of expectorant drugs, such as licorice preparations, eucalyptus lime, myrtle oil, etc., the latter two drugs have the function of significantly increasing cilia activity. Drugs that thin the sputum, such as ambroxol, may also be used. At the same time, it is recommended that patients perform physical methods such as back patting, ** and other physical methods to discharge sputum.

Patients with mycoplasma infection often have respiratory symptoms, mainly cough and sputum production. People with mycoplasma pneumonia have a more severe cough, but it is very difficult to produce sputum because the sputum is very thick and difficult to cough up. In addition to the thick sputum, mycoplasma parasitizes between the ciliated epithelium of the respiratory tract and destroys ciliated tissue.

Therefore, the viscous sputum adheres to the surface of the airway, and the cilia cannot throw it out, resulting in difficulty in coughing up sputum and thick sputum.

Generally three days. It's best to follow the doctor's instructions, I don't know what disease you are treating or how much you weigh.

Azithromycin should not be taken for a maximum of three days, and it is best to take the exact dose and number of days as directed by your doctor.

Children take azithromycin, eat it for five days and stop for two days before taking it.

Respect the doctor's advice. Normally, stop for one day in three days.

Problem Analysis:

This cough is often due to an upper respiratory tract infection. In this case, one is to pay attention to drinking more water to dilute phlegm, and the other is to pay attention to the application of antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs, and quickly take some traditional Chinese medicine preparations that moisten the lungs, dissolve phlegm and relieve cough.

Suggestions: In this case of the baby, it is recommended to take amoxicillin granules + cough and phlegm syrup**. If there is phlegm, add fresh bamboo drain and try it orally.

Of course you can't eat it.

First of all, azithromycin is an antibiotic that cannot be purchased and used at will without a prescription from a licensed physician or a licensed physician assistant; This is not a rigid dogma, but a protection of the patient's health. Because, the abuse of antibiotics is too harmful.

Secondly, since the cough has not recovered after taking azithromycin, it proves that azithromycin is not symptomatic and should be stopped immediately. Taking azithromycin in excess or for a long time can complicate cough symptoms and even cause superinfection, which can do more harm than good.

According to your description, your child has a cold and a little cough, and you can take some azithromycin and cough syrup.

Guidance: Azithromycin has gastrointestinal reactions, you can take it after meals, give your child more water, eat more vegetables and fruits, and pay attention to keeping warm.