Anti-inflammatory drugs are ineffective and there is phlegm in the trachea

Anti-inflammatory drugs are drugs that can reduce inflammation and relieve pain. However, since everyone's physical constitution is different, their reactions to anti-inflammatory drugs are also different. For some people, anti-inflammatory drugs have no effect, while for others, just a small amount can have a big effect. People who cough frequently have inflammation in their throat or trachea. However, for some people, after taking anti-inflammatory drugs, not only do they have no effect, but they also have phlegm in their trachea. What’s going on?

If long-term cough and anti-inflammatory treatment are ineffective, pay attention to whether it is mycoplasma infection or variant asthma. Try anti-mycoplasma treatment and anti-allergic treatment. In addition, take an X-ray to check whether it is tuberculosis infection. Add anti-allergic drugs such as Ketrin, Ketotifen, and Chlorpheniramine to oral antibiotics. In severe cases, add hormones. In addition, be sure to stay away from allergens, that is, all factors that make you worse. It is best to wear a mask in winter and avoid contact with cold air. Anti-inflammatory treatment is also required if there is inflammation.

This may be tracheitis caused by infection of the trachea and bronchial mucosa. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and take some anti-inflammatory, expectorant, cough suppressant and other medications under the guidance of a doctor. Pay attention to keeping warm and drink plenty of boiled water.

Allergic bronchitis, also known as allergic cough, often occurs at night or early morning and is often an irritating cough. It is often misdiagnosed as bronchitis. Once allergic tracheitis is confirmed, the use of antibiotics or antiviral drugs should be stopped. At the same time, care should be taken to avoid contact with allergens, and anti-inflammatory treatment should be mainly based on inhaled corticosteroids. If necessary, bronchodilators such as inhaled or oral β2 receptor stimulants or oral theophylline drugs can be used in combination to temporarily relieve cough symptoms.

Considering bacterial infection, antibiotics can be used for treatment. Penicillins, co-trimoxazole and macrolide antibiotics are commonly used. Do not take it blindly. It is best to find out the cause under the guidance of a local doctor. If secondary bacterial inflammation occurs, anti-inflammatory and antiviral treatment should be given simultaneously. Cough is a basic clinical manifestation of respiratory tract infection. It can manifest itself in a variety of diseases, such as upper respiratory tract infection, tracheobronchitis, acute and chronic pharyngitis, lung infections caused by various inflammations, pneumoconiosis and silicosis, respiratory system tumors, mediastinal tumors and cardiovascular system diseases. Upper respiratory tract infection and pharyngitis are the most common causes of dry cough. You can take drugs such as Ke Kuai Hao and Ke Bi Qing for treatment. If there is no improvement after treatment, you should go to the hospital for a systematic examination. In addition, you should actively control blood pressure, take Mucosolvan tablets and Yinhuang granules, and avoid spicy fish, shrimp and other irritating foods.