After mycoplasma infection, western medicine has two kinds of drugs for treatment: the first drug is macrolide, both children and adults can use, including erythromycin, roxithromycin, azithromycin, clarithromycin, is an effective drug for the treatment of mycoplasma infection, but the Chinese pharmacovigilance network recently drug sensitivity test suggests that azithromycin in children on mycoplasma efficacy is relatively less effective, now pediatrics often use erythromycin for Nowadays, pediatric departments often use erythromycin for treatment. The other drugs are quinolones, which are restricted to adults and cannot be given to children because they can affect their bone development and growth, including levofloxacin and moxifloxacin, which are effective and basically 100% sensitive to mycoplasma. In addition to this is the characteristic treatment of Chinese medicine, for mycoplasma infection after mycoplasma bronchitis, give Chinese medicine cough and phlegm treatment, and at the same time give acupuncture point paste, to stop cough and phlegm effect. Mycoplasma infection can easily cause the release of endotoxin, resulting in airway spasm, so the treatment needs to be given to dilate the airway medication, such as glucocorticoids plus LABA, the treatment is effective. For bronchitis caused by mycoplasma infection, it is important to consult a physician and seek timely treatment at a hospital. Mycoplasma bronchitis is bronchitis caused by mycoplasma, a chronic, nonspecific inflammation that occurs in the trachea, bronchi, and surrounding tissues. Mycoplasma infection is diagnosed as mycoplasma bronchitis on the basis of bronchitis, positive antibodies to mycoplasma, and a chest X-ray showing bronchitis in the lungs, with a blood picture that is not very high. The clinical manifestation is a dry cough that lasts for a particularly long time, mainly at night, and is often accompanied by wheezing, which is caused by the release of endotoxin from mycoplasma.