What is the difference between acute bronchitis and chronic bronchitis?

Hello, acute bronchitis has a rapid onset, cough and sputum symptoms are obvious, chronic bronchitis has a slower onset than acute, and the symptoms are not as severe as acute

The trachea is the part of the neck, and the bronchi is the part of the lungs, so in general, the bronchi is more severe.

There is generally not much difference between this, and it is mostly caused by bacterial infection. Strengthen physical exercise to avoid colds. In addition, pay attention to your diet, you can eat more radish. Avoid spicy food, and it is best not to drink alcohol or smoke.

The main symptoms of chronic bronchitis are cough, spitting out white thin sticky sputum or sticky sputum, severe in cold weather and in the morning and evening, and cough is long, recurrent, and gradually worsening. Acute bronchitis has symptoms of respiratory tract infection, and the symptoms are severe, nasal congestion, sneezing, hoarseness, general malaise, and the sputum is mucous or mucopurulent sputum.

Chronic bronchitis symptoms:

1.Long-term cough, sputum production, and/or wheezing.

2.Long-term reversal alternates with mitigation.

3.Dry and wet rales may be heard in the lungs.

Symptoms of acute bronchitis The onset is acute, with symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection such as chills, fever, headache, and general malaise, and cough, first dry cough, and then gradual phlegm. Do not take antibiotics for a long time, find out**, on the basis of ** the primary disease, choose the appropriate cough and expectorant medicine, and recommend Fu Yanqing tea. Moisturizes the throat and freshens the mouth.

You should also pay attention to nursing care at all times. Try the following diets.

1. Perilla porridge: Take 200 grams of rice to boil porridge, put in 20 grams of fresh perilla leaves wrapped in gauze (dry products are also acceptable) and cook for 2 minutes before starting the pot, and remove the leaves to eat porridge. This formula is effective for coughing with colds.

2. Erdong sugar: take 500 grams of asparagus and 500 grams of wheat winter, boil until the drug is rotten, remove the slag and retain the juice, and concentrate; Add white sugar or rock sugar and boil until you can pull the silk, pour it on a clean marble or stainless steel plate and smooth it, cool it and cut it into pieces, and take it from time to time. This formula has a preventive and ** effect on the dry cough caused by common dryness and lungs.

3. Lily pig lung steam: take 100 grams of lily, 100 grams of sea cucumber, a little ginger salt, and stew with the washed and sliced pork lungs. This formula is suitable for the deficiency of dry cough for a long time and hurting the lung qi and lung yin.

The respiratory system of the human body is divided from top to bottom into nasopharynx, trachea, bronchi and lungs. The main trachea is divided into left and right bronchus. However, clinically, tracheitis and bronchitis are similar and both are lower respiratory tract infections.

The first symptom of bronchitis is a morning cough with phlegm, sometimes dry, sometimes white mucus sputum. At the end of the stage, coughing, difficulty breathing, and wheezing almost non-stop all year round. When bronchitis is severe, it can lead to respiratory failure and lung cancer.

Chronic bronchitis is more common in older people, and patients may cough for several months. In addition, the heart has to work harder to maintain an adequate amount of blood due to the reduced space for the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the lungs, which can lead to heart disease.

It is recommended to drink tea for maintenance:

1.Take 20 grams of Ganoderma lucidum and decoction for 3 days, it has obvious effects on cough and expectorant, and has a relieving effect on tracheal smooth muscle spasm.

2.Two bags of Defu's Qinyan tea every day, plant herbs, without any ***, is especially good for bronchitis.

Phlegm is sucked out from the back of the nose: it is usually rhinitis. Chronic bronchitis: generally have a history of chronic cough and sputum production for more than two years, and will occur every year. It mostly starts in autumn and appears at the end of spring.