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I have tested positive for COVID-19, I pass slightly, but I have phlegm draining away - can I use an antibiotic?
I have tested positive for covid infection. In general, the infection passes quite slightly, first of all my throat hurts, I have a very slight cough.. Today I began to drain phlegm from the lower and upper respiratory tract. In this case, can the use of an antibiotic be justified?
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Małgorzata Bekier Pharmacist
3 years ago
No, the antibiotic is used for bacterial infections, and COVID-19 infection is not such a disease. Detachment of secretions is not a reason to use an antibiotic, it is a natural situation in case of infection. Drugs are used to alleviate the symptoms of the disease (e.g. for sore throat) In such a situation, it is worth following the doctor's recommendations and taking care of proper hydration, which will allow to liquefy the secretion and clean the airways more easily. I leave a link to an interesting text: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/kategorie/leki-na-covid-19