Is it normal to get bronchitis twice a month?
Very normal, actually the reverse, viral leading to bacterial is even more common. Whenever one is sick their systems become weaker from the fight, which gives other things a better chance to set in. Did you also take all the antibiotics when you were suppose and not stop when you were feeling better? That is one way to get a lot sicker, not following the entire treatment.
Is severe back pain normal with bronchitis?
i had pnumonia in feb 2010 i coughed up blood and my back felt like i was being stabbed while my muscles had to be held by me cause of the pluricy. try to make as productive caugh as you can .clear your throat a lot and practice forcing the sputem out where as always spit it out .you literally have to caugh up this stuff and spit it out even in mild cases!
So i have bronchitis, but is this normal??
I've been coughing for 2 days now, but its not just a cough anymore. Everytime I cough I get pains in my sides under my ribs, in my back and my head starts to pound. I'm achy, tired, weak and just flat out horrible right now.
While sick with bronchitis, is it normal to cough so hard I get dizzy?
While sick with bronchitis, is it normal to cough so hard I get dizzy?It’s not “normal”; it’s a complication of bronchitis.Common symptoms of bronchospasm include:pain, tightness, and a feeling of constriction in the chest and backdifficulty getting enough air or breathinga wheezing or whistling sound when inhalingcoughingfeeling tired or exhausted for no apparent reasonfeeling light-headed or dizzy[1]If it’s happening a lot, you should let your doctor know.Footnotes[1] Bronchospasm: Causes, symptoms, and diagnosis
I'm coughing up blood and have bronchitis, is this normal?
No its not normal so see your doctor asap, as I get bronchitis and don't cough up blood unless it turns into pneumonia.
With acute bronchitis, is a heart rate of 89 normal?
A resting heart rate of 89 is within the “normal” range for adults, but what is normal for you could be higher or lower. If you are physically fit, your normal resting heart rate could be quite a bit lower than this. It is not unusual for heart rate to be elevated (relative to your own baseline) when you are sick, especially if you have a fever. Also, some of the medications (puffers) used to treat wheezing (like salbutamol—usually a blue puffer) are mild stimulants. Some people feel a bit jittery and have an elevated heart rate after taking these medications. Hope you get feeling better!
Is it normal to have swollen lymph nodes with bronchitis?
I was dx'd yesterday and have swollen painful glands in my neck. I've never had bronchitis before so I wanted to make sure this was normal. Thanks. Also, any additional info from anyone who has had it before/helpul hints :)
Is it normal to have trouble breathing when you have bronchitis? I’m not talking about a stuffy nose.
Yes indeed.Any complaint ending in ‘itis’ signifies an inflammation of that body part. For example ‘arthritis’ is inflammation of the ‘arthros’ or joints…..’bronchitis’ is an inflammation of the ‘bronchus’ and ‘ bronchioles’ which are the tubes leadimg into the interior of the lungs. They sub divide into smaller air sacs called alveoli where the blood is oxygenated.So….any inflammation (SWELLING) of the tubular airways in the lungs decreases the internal diameter of those tubes and thus the volune of air intake with each breath.Your blood in insufficiently oxygenated as a result and your whole body is potentially starved of oxygen with which to undertake the chemical processes of life…including energy release to the muscles for eg.You will therefore feel breathless.