Season bronchitis - how can you treat it quickly

The seasonal bronchitis is common and very upset. It appears when branches and bronchios (the channels through which the air from the lung trachea circulates), are inflamed.

When these channels become inflamed, excess mucus can accumulate. This condition is called bronchitis and causes symptoms that may include cough, difficulty breathing and fever.

Discover how you can prevent it, but how you can treat it when it appears

Why does the season bronchita appear?

Often developing from a cold or other respiratory infection, acute bronchitis It is very common. Chronic bronchitis, a more serious condition, is an irritation or constant inflammation of the lining of bronchial channels, often due to smoking.

The bronchitis is most commonly caused by a the common infection of the upper respiratory tract, such as common cold. The virus crosses the body and inflames branches and bronchios, causing acute bronchitis.

Chronic bronchitis is caused More frequently by the irritation caused by active or passive smoking and other environmental factors, but the number of people affected by this type of bronchitis is significantly smaller.

Why are there more cases of bronchitis in winter?

It has been shown that Low temperatures do not make people get sick, simply. Then why are there more cases of bronchitis in winter? The answer is a simple one: Because the bronchitis is caused by a virus, so it is contagious.

The bronchitis can be contracted by inhalation of drops (coming from coughing, sneezing) from someone who is affected by the virus or by Touching an infected surface Covered with drops and then touching the eyes, mouth or nose.

The cold weather does not actually cause viruses, but cause people to spend much longer. When people spend more time inside, closer to each other, viruses are obliged to find new ways to spread, thus There are several cases of season bronchitis.

The difference between acute and chronic bronchitis

Acute bronchitis usually lasts less than 10 days, but cough can continue for several weeks.

Chronic bronchitis, on the other hand, can take several weeks And usually comes back. This condition is more common in people with asthma or emphysema.

Symptoms of seasonal bronchitis

The first Symptoms of acute bronchitis are similar to those of a cold or flu. These symptoms may include:

• the flow of the nose
• Sore throat
• fatigue
• sneeze
• Sweet breathing
• sensation of cold
• back and muscle pain
• fever (from 37.7 ° C to 38 ° C)

If you have chronic bronchitis, it is possible to have periods when coughing or other symptoms worsen. In those moments, it is possible to have an acute infection near chronic bronchitis.

Consult your doctor if coughing:

• It takes more than three weeks
• Prevent you from sleeping
• Is accompanied by fever greater than 38 ° C
• Produces discolored mucus
• Produces blood
• It is associated with wheezing breathing or breathing difficulties.

How to treat bronchitis

If you have bronchitis, you should:

• Drink a lot of liquids such as water or tea, to dilute the mucus. Add ginger to tea or hot water. Ginger is a natural anti -inflammatory that can soothe irritated and inflamed bronchial tubes.
• Rest enough.
• Don't smoke.
• Improve muscle pain taking an anti -inflammatory drug or an analgesic.
• If you cough mucus, remember how often coughing, as well as the color and amount of mucus. Report this to your doctor.
• Take a humidifier to create humidity in the air. This can help weaken the mucus in the nasal and chest, facilitating breathing.
• Consume honey to calm your cough. Honey calms your neck and has antiviral and antibacterial properties.

Because viruses cause most cases of bronchitis, antibiotics usually don't help. But you can take them if you have a bacterial infection or if you have other lung problems.

We recommend:

Eco tea with ginger and oranges, for energizing. ginger It has tonic and energizing properties and supports the health of the heart and the vascular system.

Oranges It helps the respiratory system, having a calming effect on the neck, pharynx and vocal cords, being a good ally of the body in the cold season.

Eco syrup, with honey, fennel and thyme. Help fight dry cough, soothes the irritations caused by it and calms the raguse. Honey stimulates the production of saliva, which helps to moisten the neck.

Bio extracts of fennel oil and thyme They can relieve the irritations of the neck caused by cough and reduce pain. Thyme, being an aromatic plant, has the power to dismantle the airways. The fennel extract from the syrup composition can improve the sensation of pain in the throat, because it has a rapid calming effect.

Ultimateimmuno It is a dietary supplement rich in vitamin C, that helps to improve the unpleasant symptoms of the flu and cold, as they are fever, headaches, muscle and joint pain. This is a vegan product, made with natural willow extracts and acerola fruit.

How can I avoid doing bronchitis?

Respect the following tips:

• Don't smoke.
• Don't allow others to smoke in your home.
• Stay away or reduce the time spent around things that will irritate your nose, neck and lungs, such as dust.
• If you cool down, rest with full.
• Take the medicine exactly as your doctor told you.
• Adopt a healthy diet.
• Wash your hands often.
• Do not share food, mugs, glasses or food utensils.

Here are what products we recommend to treat season bronchitis:

LarynxForte, neck spray, with bio yellows. It contributes to maintaining the health of the oral cavity, through the protective action and by alleviating the symptoms specific to the irritated neck.

Bio yellows - Due to the volatile oils in the composition, it acts effectively in the case of inflammation in the pharynx and larynx, soothes the drying sensation and discomfort at swallowing and accelerates the recovery process.

Cinnamon - invigorates the body and contributes to strengthening the immune system.

Mint -It has L-mementhol composition, a substance that can reduce inflammation in the neck and respiratory tract.

Eucalyptus - It is a very useful natural remedy in improving the cold and cough, but it is also effective in colds and respiratory disorders that can affect the bronchi.

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Article written by,

Adriana Petrescu, Junior Marketing