What are the very beginning symptoms of bronchitis?
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Yup!! That sounds like it....I have it about 3 to 4 times a year...I don't get hot flashes.
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for a 4 month old it is actually called bronculitis..because the boculotubes are smaller up until age two so they call it bronculitis instead of bronchitis...but anyway when my son was diagnosed with bronculitis i read somewhere that it is a form of RSV..so it is better get it under control when it is mild..if you dont then your baby will might have to go to the hospital...but my son was diagnosed with bronculitis when he was about 2 months old and still suffers from it...good luck
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Obviously the first sign is the absence of your period.  For most, but not all, morning sickness, mood swings, and breast tenderness are soon to follow.
677133
It is true that cigarette smoking is the #1 cause of chronic bronchitis. Even though she doesn't smoke now, did she used to? If not, then the next most common causes are repeated repiratory infections as a child and atmospheric pollutants(such as sulfur and nitrogen). It is characterized by excessive mucus production,chronic inflammation and swelling of the small airways, and bronchospasm(to name a few).There is no cure, but there are maintenance drugs and therapies, as well as lifestyle changes to help alleviate some of the symptoms. It is best for her to stay away from cigarette smoke and other inhaled irritants. She should also avoid contact with people who have an existing respiratory infection(especially influenza). Yearly influenza immunizations are strongly recommended, as well as a pneumococcal vaccine every five years. Her doctor may put her on a bronchodilator(such as albuterol, or ipratropium bromide)to induce bronchial smooth muscle relaxation, and/or a mucolytic(acetylcysteine)to enhance mobilization of secretions(mucus). If the mucus accumulation is bothersome or she is unable to produce an effective cough, bronchial hygiene would be helpful. Something easily done at home is chest percussion. Have her lay on her back, and with a cupped hand, pound(carefully but forcefully)all areas of her back. Then have her roll onto each side, raising her arm above her head and do the same thing. This will help loosen the mucus that is impacted in her airways so she can cough it up and will also help her breathe better. If she is not already she may need to be on oxygen, even at home. If you want to do something for her, help her get educated on the disease she has, it's process, and things she can do to manage it. Also make sure that she is following her doctor's orders! Hope this helps! Good luck and I wish her well!
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There are problems that can crop up.  The biggest would be food or drink going down the wrong way.  Usually pain full and distressing but only rarely serious as the bodies natural defences tend to stop it quickly.\n\nThe biggest risk is probably from inhaling saliva especially if it is contaminated with gastric juice.   This can cause inhalation pneumonia but it is highly unlikely and if it did happen is likely to be mild.  Recommend that you avoid alcohol, or spicy food in the evening. \n\nTwo important things.  Firsts is common sense - if in any doubt about contamination of the bronchial tubes or lungs seek advice.\n\nSecondly - keep swallowing.  Repeated use of the muscles will strengthen them and may well act to restore more feeling and mobility.\n\nGood luck.
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bronchitis can't be take care of by antibiotics
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Bronchitis which leads to Bronchial Asthma
639326
Don't remember NONE!no pain in the early part, just morning sickness,feels like the flu.
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Pneumonia symptoms include cough productive of sputum (usually green or yellow), high fever (above 101 F), some shortness of breath. Night sweats are also often present, though not always. Also if you are smoking, that could be making thigns far worse. Xray is very helpful with diagnosis.  Hope that helps a bit, though I will still say you should see a doctor if you are concerned
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That's what I had when I was diagnosed with pneumonia:\n1) light fever\n2) irritating cough\n3) night sweats\n4) loss of apetite\n5) lack of energy
299245
Sounds more serious than bronchitis. It could be that you're developing pneumonia. The fainting could be from depleting your blood of carbon dioxide (like when a person hyperventilates), or a thing called the Valsalva Effect if you're coughing REALLY REALLY hard.
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(m)\n\nThe symptoms of bird flu (Avian influenza) are\nSore throat\nCough\nFever\nPneumonia\nRespiratory distress\nRespiratory failure\nLife threatening complications\nThe symptoms of bird flu can depend on which virus caused the infection. If you have flu like symptoms the chances of you having Bird flu are very very very very small. Bird flu is a virus that primarily affects birds. Humans have caught the disease but only in a few very rare cases in the Far East and in Turkey. All people who have caught bird flu had close contact with infected birds.
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Bronchitis can be very hard to get rid of, and it takes a while to completely go away.  Basically it's an upper respitory infection.  Usually antibiotics, and possibly an inhaler will clear it up.  Even after you take all the meds (per Doc's orders), you still might have to go back and get the med prescription refilled.\n\nCheck with your doctor.
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Asthma?  Or maybe chronic Bronchitis?
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What are the symptoms?
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Please note:  these symptoms are for Hepatitis B.  Since you didn't specify, this is the one I have selected for you:\nJaundice - yellowing of skin and whites of the eyes.  Jaundice usually appears after other symptoms have started to go away. \nExtreme tiredness \nMild fever \nHeadache \nLoss of appetite \nNausea\nVomiting\nConstant discomfort on the right side of the abdomen under the rib cage, where the liver is located, usually made worse when you are jarred or overwork yourself \nDiarrhea or constipation\nMuscle aches \nJoint pain \nSkin rash
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Allergic bronchitis is not an INFECTION\n\nIts inflammation of bronchial tree (inside ur Lungs) due to external allergens like, amoke, dust, pollens, mite etc.