There is no such thing as which cephalosporins anti-inflammatory drugs work best, because each bacteria may have different corresponding antibiotics that are most effective for it. Generally, they can be classified as follows: 1. Gram-positive bacteria: like staphylococcal superficial infections are more common and require the use of penicillins, or cephalosporin generation or cephalosporin II antibiotics, such as cefmetazole, cefoxitin, etc. may be effective. 2. Abdominal infections or other secondary gram-negative bacterial infections: cephalosporin III or IV antibiotics need to be considered, such as ceftazidime, cefoperazone sodium sulbactam sodium, etc. If necessary, local secretions should be taken for bacterial culture and drug sensitivity test to select the best antibiotic. Therefore, the type of antibiotic to be used depends on the type of local infection present. It also needs to be evaluated by precise drug sensitivity testing if necessary, and there is absolutely no such thing as which drug is best for a particular bacterium.