Although the cause of upper respiratory tract infection is mainly viral, in some cases doctors still prescribe antibiotics for upper respiratory infections. So, in what cases do you need antibiotics to treat upper respiratory infections?

Upper respiratory tract infection is an infection that occurs in the organs and parts of the upper respiratory tract, including the nose, pharynx, throat, sinuses and larynx. The upper respiratory system is the part that is in direct contact with the outside environment, with the task of taking in air from outside the body, humidifying, warming and filtering the air before it enters the lungs.