What causes tracheal pain when coughing

Coughing and tracheal pain is a common problem in people's daily life. There are many reasons for this problem, which may be caused by tracheitis or a cold. In short, no matter what the cause is, people should find out the cause and then take effective measures to treat it to prevent more serious situations. So let me introduce what causes tracheal pain when coughing?

It is considered to be related to respiratory tract infection or bronchitis. Further chest X-ray or fluoroscopy is recommended. Guidance: You can take roxithromycin capsules or cephalosporin antibiotics and fresh bamboo sap oral liquid for treatment, and drink more boiled water. Can't eat spicy food. In severe cases, intravenous antibiotics are used for treatment.

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[Treatment policy]

Different treatment plans are chosen according to the location of the infection. 1. For upper respiratory tract infection, symptomatic treatment should be carried out with pseudoephedrine, antihistamines, antipyretics, and cough suppressants. Antiviral treatment was given at the same time. If bacterial infection exists, anti-infection treatment is given. 2. Lower respiratory tract infection (1) Patients with chest tightness, shortness of breath, or hypoxemia should be given oxygen therapy. (2) Pay attention to the balance of fluid intake and output. (3) If there is viral infection, antiviral treatment should be given. (4) Anti-infection treatment. Anti-infection treatment was given according to the patient's clinical manifestations and pathogen culture. (5) Provide symptomatic antispasmodic, antiasthmatic and expectorant treatment. (6) Severely ill patients need to be considered for ventilator support.

[Drug treatment]

Pseudoephedrine, antihistamines, expectorants, antipyretics and analgesics. Antiviral drugs, antibacterial drugs.

[Other treatments]

Provide symptomatic supportive treatment. Ensure adequate energy intake and maintain the balance of fluid intake and output in the body.

[Prognosis]

Most respiratory infections are curable, but there is a certain mortality rate in patients with severe infections and low immunity.

Nursing

[Consulting Department]

Respiratory Medicine

[Daily Care]

Strengthen physical exercise to improve the body's immunity. Avoid going to crowded places. Open windows regularly for ventilation. Wash your hands frequently. Improve nutrition.

[Dietary adjustment]

Eat easily digestible, light food.

[Other Notes]

Take good protection in the autumn and winter seasons, and patients at high risk of infection can receive influenza and pneumonia vaccines for prevention.