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These studies suggest that symptoms of bronchitis can include reduced pulmonary function, cough (often with mucus), snoring, apnoea, airway obstruction, and in severe cases, hemoptysis, while chronic bronchitis is associated with obstructive sleep apnoea and acute bronchitis needs to be differentiated from conditions like pneumonia and asthma.
Bronchitis is an inflammatory condition of the bronchial tubes that leads to respiratory symptoms, primarily affecting the lungs and airways.
Bronchitis symptoms are primarily respiratory in nature, with cough and mucus production being the most common. These symptoms can be exacerbated by factors such as sleep apnoea, occupational exposures, and other comorbidities like GERD and nasal conditions. The condition is often viral and self-limiting, with antibiotics reserved for specific cases.
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