The appearance of coughing when you breathe is the first thing to clarify the cause of the cough. If a respiratory infection occurs, once the respiratory mucosa is irritated when breathing, it also tends to induce the appearance of coughing. Often, blood tests and C-reactive protein are elevated or partially elevated. If the infection is bacterial, treatment with antibiotics such as cefixime or cefradine is recommended, and if the penicillin is not allergic, oral amoxicillin can also be administered. If the infection is viral, it can be treated with oral busulfan anti-inflammatory oral solution or ribavirin, which is also effective. If an allergic cough occurs, it needs to be treated by removing the allergen and using anti-allergy medications, such as loratadine and paracetamol. In the case of children, dexloratadine is recommended. If the cough is caused by cough variant asthma, long-term anti-asthma treatment is needed. If it is an adult, you can inhale Symbicort directly to relieve cough symptoms.