Bronchitis respiratory infection
Bronchitis - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic
Viral Upper Respiratory infections are also known as viral URI’s and common colds. When symptoms involve the chest, the term Bronchitis is often used. Symptoms include any of the following, often in combination: Nasal congestion. Runny Nose. NOTE; discolored (green, yellow) nasal discharge is common and does not indicate a bacterial infection.
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The categories of pathogens included in the differential diagnosis for a respiratory infection include: viral, bacterial, fungal and parasitic infections (though unlikely as it would not present like an outbreak). A list of causes of respiratory illness is provided in Appendix 1.
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There are many different kinds of respiratory tract infections, such as colds and coughs, the flu, pneumonia, and bronchitis. The most common symptoms of a respiratory infection that needs an antibiotic are a fever with a bad cough. A cough alone is typically not treated with an antibiotic.
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Doctors often use antibiotics to treat some lower respiratory tract infections like pneumonia and bronchitis. The most common symptoms of a respiratory infection needing an antibiotic are a fever with a bad cough. A cough alone is typically not treated with an antibiotic.
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