What anti-inflammatory medicine is better for children with cough

Every family should have an emergency medicine kit, and different medicines should always be prepared in the first aid kit, among which anti-inflammatory drugs should be an essential medicine in the first aid kit. Whether it is after an injury, infection, or fever, anti-inflammatory drugs are needed to quickly reduce inflammation. Children often have coughing problems. Can children take anti-inflammatory drugs when they have coughing problems?

It is best not to take anti-inflammatory drugs for cough. Generally, anti-inflammatory drugs are antibiotics and can easily cause recurrence. Give your baby some Chinese patent medicine for colds. Pharyngitis is mainly caused by local inflammatory changes in the pharynx due to bacterial or viral infection, manifested by: dry and itchy throat, sore throat, occasional feeling of foreign body blockage, dry cough without sputum or with a small amount of mucus, and dry retching when coughing severely.

This condition is mostly caused by respiratory tract inflammation, and the treatment is mainly with antibiotics and cough and phlegm suppressants. You can also make soup with small sour pears and rock sugar. Treatment includes drinking plenty of water, and if there are fever symptoms, it is best to give intravenous antibiotics. You can drink soup made from small sour pears and rock sugar and drink plenty of water for treatment. If you have fever symptoms, it is best to give antibiotics intravenously.

Children can be treated with drugs such as cefixime granules, promethazine granules, and children's cough and phlegm granules. Feed them more boiled water and eat light food. Spicy, irritating foods, and greasy fried foods are prohibited. Keep warm and avoid catching cold. If the symptoms are severe, go to the hospital for intravenous treatment in time.

The most common cause of cough in children is inflammation caused by respiratory tract infection. Azithromycin and strong loquat juice should be used for treatment under the guidance of a doctor. If the condition does not improve, it is recommended to take a chest X-ray and blood test to rule out the possibility of pneumonia.

Through understanding the above content, everyone should have a general understanding of what anti-inflammatory drugs to take for children's diseases. Here we need to remind all parents that patients should pay more attention to the problem, learn more and seek treatment in time.