Bronchiectasis is a common medical condition, but it can be difficult to cure. It is usually treated with medication as well as life care. Bronchiectasis is very difficult to cure. Usually, the treatment of bronchiectasis focuses on anti-inflammatory symptoms, relief of respiratory diseases, activation of the immune system, reduction of disease episodes, restoration of lung function, and gradual reduction of patient discomfort. If a patient shows signs of bronchiectasis, it is important to control the infection in a timely manner. It is important to do a good job of promoting sputum drainage, and if sputum has affected normal respiratory function, it is recommended to evolve nebulized inhalation, or incision and drainage to ensure breathing. At the same time, patients with bronchiectasis must make reasonable arrangements for their rest in daily life, avoiding exertion and cold, and it is recommended not to smoke or drink to prevent respiratory tract infections and pay attention to supplementing some necessary nutrients. Although bronchiectasis is difficult to cure, patients can get significant relief from the symptoms of bronchiectasis as long as they control the infection and strengthen life care. If the symptoms of bronchiectasis include coughing and coughing up sputum, you can take some anti-inflammatory drugs, and once the patient coughs up blood, go to the hospital in time.