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Bronchitis
Bronchitis is an inflammation of the air passages between the nose and the lungs, including the windpipe or trachea and the larger air tubes of the lung that bring air in from the trachea (bronchi), restricting air flow to and from the lungs. Acute, or short term, bronchitis is usually a viral infection, but can also be a bacterial infection and can heal without complications. Chronic, or long term, bronchitis is a sign of serious lung disease that may be slowed, but cannot be cured.
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Can you take a cpap study with bronchitis?
I used my cpap while I had bronchitis and it made me feel at ease because it opened up my airways and allowed me to take deeper breaths to breathe
What is the drug fluidasa mepifilina used to treat?
Yes, I got it this morning prescribed by my doctor, in Spain, Mijas Costa.... my baby is 11months old....and has a terrrible cough since 2 weeks.... I just googled on internet and got to this page....as I wanted to know what mepiflina was.... regards,
Why do people have a fever in bronchitis or pneumonia?
because of infection, if there is an infection, probably it has bacteria that cause fever to the patient.
Does your heart beat faster or slower when your sick?
The heart accelerates it's rate when the body is stressed by a bacterial or viral infection, especially when accompanied by fever. If you are referring to a common bug that causes colds, gastronteritus, sinus headeches, etc., then the heart rate will rise in order to circulate immune cells and oxygen to the body in order to facilitate healing. Also emotional stress, anxiety, and many other conditions could cause an escalation in heart rate and rhythm. You should have your blood pressure checked ( nost drugstores have a machine for this, and keep a record of it. But if you continue to have these symptoms, your should contact your Doctor to make an appoinment for a consult, diagnosis and treatment. The doc might do an echocardiogram of the heart, an EKG, and/or have blood drawn for the presence of certain cardiac enzymes that shed following an MI (heart attack, MI is short for myocardial infarction). You didn't mention your age, so if you're fairly young--less than 30 years old then your risk of a cardiac mishap is very unlikely. If this continues you must see a Doctor, Nurse Practioner, or a Physician's Assistant. You probably are just getting used to strenuous activity, especially in the summer heat. The heat alone will cause the seart rate to accelerate. But as I said, you absolutely must see a health-care provider if your symptoms worsen or continue. Good luck, I'll be praying foy you, --Marilyn
What is the causative agent for bronchitis?
Asthma is usually brought on by allergens in the environment, but respiratory tract infections caused by viruses have also been shown to cause asthma. Microbial infections can also eventually bring on asthma.
Is it normal to cough up blood after having bronchitis?
No. You should never cough blood.
No, It may just be your sinuses, but it could be something much more serious, like Tuberculosis . Please see your doctor.
Will cephalexin help cough and congestion?
Probably not. Cold sores are caused by a virus you should use antiviral treatment like Lysine or Abreva. That medication is used to help treat bacterial infections and pneumonia it won't do any thing for viruses. See related link for more information.
What is the recommended dosage of amoxicillin for a 110 lb boy with bronchitis?
Bronchitis is usually viral and not responsive to antibiotics. In the more unusual bacterial cases, the causes are not responsive to amoxicillin but require other antibiotics for treatment. Be responsible and see your health care provider for an appropriate treatment. Random use of antibiotics is one of the contributors to drug-reistant strains.
Red color to phlegm means that blood is coming from somewhere. Somehow, some small blood vessels have broken. It can be just a small streak of red up to all red with clots. If it continues and gets worse; see the doctor.
How do you tell the difference between an allergy cough and a bronchitis or pneumonia cough?
Bronchitis often has a colored flam while allergies are clear.
Where is bronchitis located in the body?
Bronchioles are located in the lungs. They branch off of the bronchi.
What do you do with bad foot odor?
If you have bad foot odor, then the first thing that you should do is to keep them clean. After that to prevent it, you want to keep your feet dry. This can be done by using a foot powder, and also by wearing shoes that breathe. If they don't breathe, then your feet will continue to sweat with no place for them to evaporate and dry off.
How can you get a herbal remedy for bronchitis without using medicine or antibiotics?
Yes, there are over the counter medications that can help you with your chronic bronchitis. You can try taking daily medications like Zyrtec or Claritin. If you feel congested, try cough medication or products like Dayquil and Nyquil.
The effects are you start to hack and cough and sometimes you get apain in your chest. (I had this once.) It take about a month for it to go away. But, get some medicine and take it. This helps your sickness. You can't die from bronchitis unless it turns into pnemonia.
Can you take keflex for bronchitis?
Acute bronchitis is usually viral, and does not get better faster with antibiotics.
What can be done to help bronchitis?
Help for Bronchitis:
Most often acute bronchitis is caused by a virus. So, antibiotics will not help, and, since we have a problem in the US with resistant bacteria from overuse of antibiotics already, unless your doctor recommends them (because he has diagnosed the problem to be bronchitis caused by bacterial infection), you should not ask or push the doctor to give them to you, it is just a waste of money and can worsen the problem of resistant bacteria. Although they shouldn't, sometimes doctors prescribe antibiotics merely to appease the patient's persistent request for them.
Other things you can do to help bronchitis symptoms depend on the cause. Acute bronchitis can be caused, as mentioned above, by viral or bacterial infections, fungal infections (rarely), and acute irritation such as severe allergic responses or smoke inhalation from a fire.
Chronic (recurring) bronchitis is usually caused by allergies, irritation from cigarette smoking, or from occupational exposure to irritants such as various dusts, fibers, coal dust, or asbestos. It is also common in patients with other lung conditions such as asthma, obstructive pulmonary disease, or cystic fibrosis where there are inflamed or constricted bronchial tubes which don't allow proper aeration or movement of thick secretions.
All cigarette smoking should be stopped as well as any exposure to other irritants, and an over-the-counter cough medicine, especially one containing guaifenesin to help loosen and move secretions (such as Robitussin), may be all that is required. If the exposure is to second-hand cigarette smoke, the bronchitis will typically subside fairly quickly once the irritant is removed.
To reduce inflammation and help with aches or pains associated with any form of bronchitis, Tylenol or other over-the-counter anti-inflammatory agents (e.g., Advil, Aspirin) can be very effective.
Fluid intake for proper hydration is important, especially if there is a fever associated with the bronchitis, to give the body moisture for the lung and bronchial tissue and to help loosen thick secretions, . Humidifying the air with a vaporizer or spending time in the humid air after a shower or bath can similarly aid in the loosening and removal of thick secretions.
Medical Professionals may add other medications besides antibiotics when indicated, such as bronchodilators to open (dilate) the airways and prescription-strength cough suppressants. Report the onset of fever, changes in amount or color of secretions, chest pain or other symptoms to them during the course of treatment, because, even if the cause initially was an irritant or allergy, secondary bacterial infections are not uncommon.
Fungal infections need special medications and treatments by a medical professional, usually a specialist.
What helps bronchitis is:
not smoking
Can you be on antibiotics for bronchitis before surgery?
Can you have back surgery while recovering from bronchitis
How does smoking cause stomach cancer?
When you breathe in the cigarette smoke while smoking cigarettes or pipes, you swallow the smoke. The smoke in tobacco products has been linked to many forms of cancer.
i agree 100% with this comment i have done some research and some test im not a doctor or a scientist but i have discovered that pot smoke does not stay in your lungs like cigg smoke would cuz weed dosent not have any of that man made crap in it for the most part weed is all natural unless someone puts stuff in that that should be there and weed does not have tar in it the resin is like that but i belive that weed some does not stick to your mucus cells or mucus membrans in your lungs the way cig smoke does that's why you cough it out
the black flem is normal for chronic smoker mainly, marijuana. its actually a good thing unlike cigarettes the black flem is coughed out of the lungs instead of kept inside where they do the most damage.
Does penicillin cover bronchitis?
Maybe. Bronchitis can be either due to a virus infection or a bacterial infection. Tests will need to be done to determine which type of bronchitis you have. In the case of a viral infection causing bronchitis, penicillin will not work. In the case of a bacterial infection causing bronchitis, penicillin may work.
Antibiotics are generally used on bacterial infections, not viral.
What is bronchitis and what causes it?
* drinking fluids is very important because fever causes the body to lose fluid faster. * you can spread bronchitis by coughing and passing germs to others or pooping on someone * drinking fluids is very important because fever causes the body to lose fluid faster. * you can spread bronchitis by coughing and passing germs to others or pooping on someone
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