What anti-inflammatory drugs should I take for viral infection?

Viral infection is actually a situation in which certain wounds in the human body are infected by external viruses, such as our viral colds. This kind of disease is relatively fierce and sudden, and we must be extra careful when treating it because it is also contagious. When a viral infection occurs, we can take anti-inflammatory drugs to improve it. So what anti-inflammatory drugs should we take for viral infections?

The baby's low temperature fever and high lymphocyte ratio are caused by viral infection. There are many antiviral drugs. Babies aged six months can take pediatric acetaminophen granules, antiviral oral liquid, Shuanghuanglian oral liquid, or Qingkailing oral liquid for treatment. Or take Yinhuang Granules, Isatis Root Granules and other antiviral treatment.

If you have a low fever and increased lymphocytes, it is a typical viral infection. Don't worry. It is recommended to use intravenous infusion and drink plenty of water. The main thing is to use some antiviral drugs. Generally speaking, intravenous infusion of ribavirin is still effective. You can take some Qingkailing.

1. There is no definite and effective medicine for viral colds. Some people will use a series of anti-cold medicines such as Baijiahei, Povidone, Tylenol, etc. Some even use many kinds of medicines at a time. This will not only have no effect, but will aggravate liver and kidney function. 2. Viral infections can be treated with acyclovir, Virulin, antiviral granules, and Isatis root; bacterial infections mainly use antibiotics, including common cephalosporins, azithromycin, etc. It is recommended that you take them under the guidance of a local doctor. 3. It is best to check the blood test and then check for mycoplasma. It may be a mycoplasma infection. It is best to treat it with intravenous infusion, which usually takes about a week. If the medicine is taken in time, the fever may last for three or four days. It is better to take an X-ray.

1. Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) belongs to the genus Pneumonia of the family Paramyxoviridae. In 1956, Morris isolated the first strain of RSV from the nasopharyngeal secretions of a chimpanzee, an experimental animal with cold symptoms. 2. In the past, there was a lack of specific etiological treatment for RSV infection, and treatment was mainly supportive and symptomatic. Antibacterial drugs could be used to treat secondary bacterial infection and prevent other viral respiratory infections. 3. In recent years, the use of triazole ribavirin-specific antiviral immunoglobulin therapy can often achieve the goal of early etiological treatment. 4. Ribavirin (also known as ribavirin) is currently the only effective chemical drug for the treatment of RSV infection.