Bronchitis

Bronchitis Symptoms

Cough: cough caused by bronchitis usually occurs together with sputum to be dry in some cases. Lower respiratory tract mucus is not a very liquid produced by the lungs, and may mean that the lung itself is infected.

Bronchitis is intense and severe cough. Frequent coughing patient after a period of time can lead to pain in the abdominal muscles in the chest area and contractions due.

Even if the treatment of inflammation causing acute bronchitis cough may persist for days or weeks.
Wheezing: the tube that allows air in and out of the lungs (bronchi) narrowing due to inflammation or mucus leads to a person's breathing, wheezing. For the same reason there may be shortness of breath.
Sputum color: transparent mucus is usually one of the symptoms of bronchitis. However, yellow, gray and yellowish green color. Rarely seen as bloody. More chronic bronchitis seen in yellow, gray and yellowish green phlegm pneumonia, lung abscess, may be a symptom of bronchiectasis.

Other symptoms: weak cough and infection may be reduced depending on the patient. Occasional mild fever and chills may occur. Is full of the bronchi and persistent cough and chest area can cause discomfort and pain.