As you can see, symptoms of acute bronchitis are very similar to other medical conditions. Visit a healthcare provider for a precise diagnosis.
In cases of chronic bronchitis, the prevailing symptoms causing the most discomfort will be:
- a wheezing or whistling sound when breathing;
- shortness of breath aggravated by mild activity;
- frequent chest infections.
The symptoms are often worse in the winter, and it is common to have two or more episodes during the year. It is also not uncommon to have an acute infection on top of bronchitis during these episodes. It’s crucial to rule out diseases such as tuberculosis before starting treatment. That’s why it’s best to seek medical attention.
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