It is possible to take cephalosporin for pneumonia, but not for all pneumonia, because there are many causes of pneumonia, such as bacterial, viral, fungal and other infections, and pneumonia is also a disease of the upper respiratory tract. It is advisable to go to the hospital as soon as possible for a detailed examination to clarify the specific condition of pneumonia and then take medication, not to use medication privately to avoid drug allergies or aggravation of pneumonia. If a bacterial infection is detected as the cause of pneumonia, cephalosporin can be taken under the guidance of a doctor for treatment. During cephalosporin treatment, pay attention to taking it on time and in the right amount, and then pay attention to drinking more warm water.