What medicine is most effective for bronchopneumonia cough

Cough caused by bronchopneumonia can be treated with oral cough suppressants, expectorants, and control of pathogen infections under the guidance of a physician, and combined with intravenous fluids if necessary.

The cough of patients with bronchopneumonia is mainly caused by the irritation of the respiratory tract by bacteria and viruses that invade the human body, resulting in dysfunction of the respiratory mucosa and increased local secretions.

1. When the cough of bronchopneumonia is severe, some central antitussive drugs can be taken orally to relieve the symptoms, such as dextromethorphan syrup, forcodine oral solution, etc.

2. Appropriate oral phlegm reduction drugs can also improve cough symptoms, commonly used drugs are: ambroxol hydrochloride oral liquid, acetylcysteine granules, etc.

3. Controlling pathogen infections can radically improve cough symptoms:

(1) Bronchopneumonia caused by bacterial infection: It can be treated with oral antibacterial drugs such as cefixime tablets and levofloxacin capsules, which can effectively kill bacteria and treat the disease fundamentally.

(2) Bronchopneumonia caused by viral infection: antiviral drugs such as ribavirin granules and antiviral oral liquid can be taken orally.

(3) If the symptoms of bronchopneumonia are severe, oral glucocorticoid drugs, such as prednisone acetate tablets, etc., can shorten the course of the disease and reduce the symptoms of cough and sputum caused by bronchopneumonia.

(4) If necessary, it is necessary to combine intravenous infusion to treat, and drugs such as ceftriaxone sodium and ribavirin injection can be infegurated intravenously.

All of the above drugs should be used under the guidance of a doctor and avoid self-medication.