The common symptoms of the disease acute bronchitis?

Acute bronchitis is a common disease, showing inflammation of bronchial mucosa acute exposure harmful agents from the environment. Typical symptoms are mild fever, body aches, cough or sputum white , sore throat and chest area. Evolution is usually benign self-limited after 5-7 days.  
 
However, when symptoms are severe bronchitis, persistent, or appear on the site are available for chronic disease, patients need to see a doctor soon to be examined and appropriate treatment to avoid adverse developments of bronchitis management level.

Depending on the different pathogens that symptoms and disease progression may vary.

+         Symptoms of acute bronchitis can appear very aggressive, rapid movements immediately after exposure to harmful agents such high levels of air pollution, exposure of ammonia fumes, smoke acid, etc;

+         Symptoms of acute bronchitis can progress silently in milder cases after viral exposure.

Clinical acute bronchitis are the most common illness after acute bronchitis virus. Acute bronchitis usually takes place the following stages:

+         The incubation period: after contact with droplets fired from the respiratory viral infection, patients will have between 1-3 days of incubation, during this period the patient is absolutely no symptoms what.

+         Phase upper respiratory inflammation dragon: patients with symptoms of upper respiratory tract infections such as sneezing, runny nose, sore throat; systemic symptoms such as mild fever, fatigue, muscle pain, joint. During this period the patient discharged outside a lot and can spread the virus to others if exposed nearby.

+         Phase acute bronchitis: patients with symptoms of cough, cough initially then cough phlegm, phlegm can be white or opaque negotiations, talks yellow, green, there are some cases when coughing blood problems too; Patients usually coal burning after the sternum increased coughing.

+         Recovery phase: the respiratory symptoms and systemic symptoms and decrease recovery time from 7-10 days in most cases.

In a handful of cases of bacterial superinfection can occur and acute bronchitis caused by bacteria, even as bacterial pneumonia.