What medicine is good for children with bacterial tracheitis and cough?

To treat tracheitis cough caused by bacterial infection in children, antibiotics must be used under the guidance of a doctor. Do not take medicine on your own.

Bacterial tracheitis is often manifested by worsening cough, increased sputum and purulent sputum, which may be accompanied by fever, wheezing and other symptoms. Since bacterial infection is different from the common cold, its treatment requires targeted antibacterial medication. Parents' use of common cough or cold medicines on their own may be ineffective and delay treatment.

In this case, doctors usually prescribe appropriate antibiotics, such as amoxicillin, cephalosporins, or special anti-infective drugs, based on the child's specific infection pathogens and symptoms. At the same time, depending on the cough and sputum conditions, expectorants or cough suppressants may be used to improve symptoms, but this must be decided after professional evaluation to avoid blindly using these drugs to cover up the condition.

In order to speed up recovery, parents can put more effort into nursing care, such as letting children drink more warm water to keep the airway moist, and paying attention to the cleanliness and humidity of the indoor air. If the child has a persistent high fever or difficulty breathing, the child should be taken to the hospital for examination and treatment immediately.