The baby has been aerosolized for five days, and there is phlegm in the throat, what should I do?

The baby has phlegm, which means that there is inflammation in the respiratory tract, and there is still phlegm after five days of nebulization, so it is necessary to find the cause in time and take the corresponding treatment plan:

The medication regimen is not correct, and the medication is not based on the cause, so it will continue to produce sputum.If parents only give the baby bronchial dilation and sputum dilution drugs, and do not use anti-inflammatory drugs, the inflammation is not controlled, so there will be sputum production. In this case, in addition to the use of sputum-diluting drugs, anti-inflammatory therapy is also required under the guidance of a doctor, and cefixime and cefuroxime can be used to fundamentally reduce sputum production. The condition is severe, and the drugs do not work accordingly. Due to the seriousness of the baby's condition, even if the nebulization treatment has been carried out for five days, the baby still has phlegm in the throat, which is more common. In this case, you need to continue to use medication, but you can't do nebulization for a long time, which may have certain side effects, and you can carry out a second course of nebulization treatment at intervals. In addition to nebulization therapy, infusion anti-inflammatory therapy can also be carried out under the guidance of a doctor, such as pneumonia caused by mycoplasma, which can be treated with macrolide antibiotics, such as erythromycin, roxithromycin, etc. At the same time as the baby is sick, he is infected by the pathogen again, resulting in the condition not improving, and there will also be a situation where the baby has been nebulized for five days and has phlegm in the throat. During the illness, parents should strengthen the care of the baby, and regularly ventilate and disinfect the room to avoid cross-infection.