There is no such thing as the so-called cephalosporin anti-inflammatory drug effect is the best which, because each kind of bacteria may have a different corresponding antibiotic, the most effective for it. It can generally be categorized as follows: 1, gram-positive bacteria: like staphylococcus superficial infections are more common, you need to use penicillins, or cephalosporin generation, cephalosporin generation two antibiotics, such as cefmetazole, cefoxitin, etc. may have an effect. 2, abdominal cavity infections or other secondary gram-negative infections: you need to consider the cephalosporin generation three or four antibiotics, such as ceftazidime, ceftazidime sodium sulphadiazine sodium, etc. If necessary, local secretions should be obtained for bacterial culture and sensitivity testing to select the best antibiotic. Therefore, which antibiotic to use needs to depend on the type of localized infection present. It also needs to be evaluated by precise drug sensitivity tests if necessary, and there is absolutely no such thing as which drug is best for a particular bacterium.