What to do if you have a mycoplasma-positive cough

Cough is usually caused by respiratory infection with viruses, bacteria or the pathogenic microorganism Mycoplasma. How to deal with cough caused by mycoplasma positivity.

A patient's sputum plus susceptibility test can be used to select a susceptible antibiotic. In general, for cough caused by mycoplasma, the key is to control and treat mycoplasma. When a patient coughs in an inflammatory response caused by mycoplasma infection, medication is given first.

The commonly used drugs for the treatment of mycoplasma are macrolides, and there are many varieties of macrolides, and the commonly used drugs are generally treated with oral azithromycin.When azithromycin is taken orally, the course of the disease is usually 3 to 4 courses.

When treating mycoplasma azithromycin orally, seven days is a course of treatment, that is, when taking azithromycin, we should pay attention to a medication principle, azithromycin due to the long duration of blood concentration, so it is generally taken for three days when taking azithromycin orally, and then stop for four days, so that it is a course of treatment, that is, seven days for a course of treatment.

Cough caused by mycoplasma-positive patients can be treated orally for 3 to 4 courses and is generally curable.

The above plan is for reference only, please follow the drug instructions or go to a regular hospital to take the medicine according to the doctor's instructions for specific use.