How to treat chronic bronchitis when symptoms are obvious

Prominent, obvious symptoms are an acute manifestation; chronic bronchitis also has an acute phase, and it also indicates that the condition is worsening, which is called an exacerbation phase. It is often because the patient did not pay attention to weather changes, or was fatigued, or did not manage daily care well, so the patient especially needs rest, warmth, and physical activity in daily life, and should see a doctor in time. Medication should be matched to symptoms such as fever, cough, and wheezing, but abuse of antibacterial drugs should be avoided.

Chronic bronchitis

In principle, antibacterial drugs should be used against Chlamydia pneumoniae and Mycoplasma pneumoniae. No matter how medication is used, it is best done under a doctor's guidance. Antibacterial drugs include erythromycin, clarithromycin, azithromycin, and others. These antibacterial drugs are also used to treat influenza and are also commonly used in the treatment of bronchitis caused by influenza. When the symptoms of chronic bronchitis are obvious, infection has clearly occurred, and controlled treatment is very necessary.

At this time, some Western medicines can be used according to symptoms. For example, when there is thick phlegm, antibiotics are needed; for mild symptoms, they can be taken orally, while for more severe symptoms, intramuscular injection or intravenous drip is needed. Available options include quinolones, penicillin, cephalosporins, erythromycin, aminoglycosides, and others. Expectorant and antitussive treatment is a necessity when the symptoms of chronic bronchitis are obvious. Anti-inflammatory treatment may not immediately eliminate the phlegm that has already formed and is being produced. When there is a lot of coughing and phlegm, traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine can be used together.

The suffering of chronic bronchitis

In terms of traditional Chinese medicine, decoctions or Chinese patent medicines can be used, and they must be selected under the guidance of a traditional Chinese medicine doctor. In terms of Western medicine, medication should be used under the guidance of a Western medicine doctor. Available options include bromhexine, carbocisteine, ammonium chloride mixture, ambroxol, strong myrtol, ambroxol, and others. If the chronic bronchitis patient is already elderly, first aid such as assisting with expectoration and oxygen inhalation is essential, and antitussive drugs should be avoided as much as possible; when appropriate, nebulization therapy can be used to help with expectoration, cough relief, and so on.

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