Tonsil inflammation, Archie or Cephalosporin?

Tonsil inflammation to eat azithromycin or cephalosporin, need to decide according to the specific situation. Cause tonsillitis pathogens are more diverse, common streptococci. If suspected mycoplasma, chlamydia infection, azithromycin may be more suitable; and for streptococci and other bacterial infections, cephalosporin may be a common choice. However, identification of the pathogen often requires relevant tests, such as throat swab cultures, and there is some uncertainty about empirical medication before identification. If the patient is previously allergic to cephalosporins, it is obvious that cephalosporins should not be selected, and azithromycin or other types of antibiotics should be considered. Conversely, if there is allergy to azithromycin or contraindications, cephalosporins or other alternative drugs should be selected. In some areas or under certain conditions, there may be pathogens resistant to cephalosporins or azithromycin. If previous treatment with a drug has not worked well, the possibility of resistance should also be considered to adjust the drug selection. In short, the choice of azithromycin or cephalosporins for tonsillitis cannot be generalized, and multiple factors need to be considered. It is recommended to make reasonable drug selection under the guidance of doctors. Doctors will make individualized evaluation and decision according to the specific conditions of patients to ensure the effectiveness and safety of treatment. Meanwhile, patients should strictly follow the doctor's advice during the medication process, pay attention to observe whether there are adverse reactions, and seek medical attention in time if there are abnormalities.