Should Bronchitis Be Treated With Antibiotics? You May Be Surprised! by Dr. Heidi Renner
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Many patients think if they or their child has bronchitis it should be treated with an antibiotic, but this isn’t always the case. If the illness is a result of a viral infection the antibiotic won’t help. Often the best treatment is:
- rest
- lots of fluids
- a humidifier
- fever/pain relievers
If the patient has shortness of breath and wheezing, the doctor may prescribe a breathing treatment as well as an oral steroid medication.
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