Composition:
Inflammation of the bronchial tubes or bronchi. Inflammation may be caused by virus, bacteria, smoking or the inhalation of chemical pollutants or dust. Acute or chronic bronchitis. Bronchial wall inflammation can occur in asthma, shortness of breath, spasmodic contraction and much production of mucopurulent sputum, frequent attacks on bronchitis may lead to emphysema. Cold attacks, capillary bronchitis and bronchorrhoea.
Bronchitis is the inflammation of bronchi that is the two tubes into which trachea divides at its lower end. The first attack of bronchitis may be caused by viral or bacterial infection which inflames and enlarges the mucous membranes or lubricating glands of the bronchi and fill the air ways with mucous. The prominent symptoms are breathlessness, wheezing and continues coughing with phlegm. This is the stage of acute bronchitis and with the symptoms of fever, cough, spasmodic contraction and mucous production. In all the acute and chronic cases, patient has to pass through three stages. First is initial stage of bronchitis with the symptoms of infection or cold attacks, fever, dry hard deep cough, red hot face, red cheeks, red eyes, intense thirst, quick pulse and restlessness. Second stage is the bronchopneumonia with the symptoms of infection, cold runs down and settles in the chest with the involvement of bronchial capillaries. In chronic cases symptoms of breathlessness, sinuses,
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