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Prevention
There is no way to prevent all cases of acute bronchitis. However, the risk of bronchitis and complications can be reduced by not smoking, and by getting flu shots to reduce the risk of getting the flu, which can lead to acute bronchitis.
Treatment
Most cases of acute bronchitis do not require medical treatment. People diagnosed with acute bronchitis will be told to rest and drink plenty of fluids to keep the mucus thin, watery and easy to cough up. Warm, moist air also can loosen...
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Chronic bronchitis
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Bronchitis - chronic Treatment There is no cure for chronic bronchitis. The goal of treatment is to relieve symptoms and prevent... Read more »
Acute bronchitis
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Bronchitis - acute Treatment The goal of treatment is to relieve the symptoms. In otherwise healthy people, antibiotics should only be... Read more »
Chronic Asthmatic Bronchitis
Source: HealthCentral Encyclopedia
Chronic asthmatic bronchitis refers to an underlying asthmatic problem in patients in whom the asthma has become so persistent that clinically... Read more »
Bronchitis
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Inflammation - bronchi; Acute bronchitis Symptoms The symptoms of either type of bronchitis may include: Chest discomfort ... Read more »
Treatment of Bronchiolitis In Asthmatics
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Sometimes, no treatment is necessary.Supportive therapy can include:Chest clappingDrinking enough fluids. Breast milk or formula are okay for... Read more »
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