What's the difference between bronchitis and bronchitis?

The difference between bronchitis and tracheitis lies in the site of inflammation or infection. There is no good difference between bronchitis and tracheitis in clinic. In clinical experience, tracheitis usually manifested as cough and expectoration, and there may be symptoms of infection and poisoning such as fever in the early stage. If bronchitis develops, the patient will have chest tightness or shortness of breath to a certain extent, and some patients may be accompanied by wheezing and excessive phlegm.

In short, the farther the bronchial road goes, the more obvious the symptoms of wheezing and expectoration will be, and the more complicated the clinical treatment will be, the more attention should be paid to it.

The difference between bronchitis and tracheitis is as follows: 1. Where it happened. Bronchitis occurs in the left and right bronchi, and bronchitis occurs in the main trachea. Second, the clinical manifestations, bronchitis will appear irritation, cough, expectoration, fever, bronchitis will generally appear cough, expectoration, general fatigue performance. Thirdly, in treatment, bronchitis is generally caused by bacterial infection, and antibiotics should be used for treatment according to the drug sensitivity results of sputum culture. Tracheitis is generally caused by virus allergic factors, so it should be treated with anti-virus and anti-allergy.