Anti-inflammatory drugs that are generally suitable for children to take or apply intravenously include the following two main types. The first type, macrolide antibiotics. These drugs often include azithromycin, erythromycin, roxithromycin and so on, because macrolides are effective for mild bacterial infections, mycoplasma pneumoniae infections and chlamydia infections, and have relatively few side effects and better safety. The second type, cephalosporins. Cephalosporin is the most commonly used drug for children, and the safety of this type of drug is the best. For children, they can generally use cephalosporin generation, generation II and generation III. The first generation of cephalosporin is more effective for coccus, the third generation is more effective for bacillus, the second generation of cephalosporin has bactericidal effect for both coccus and bacillus, but the target is relatively lacking. Therefore, if you choose antibiotics, it is recommended to use macrolides and cephalosporins for treatment.