Can chronic tracheitis be cured?

People suffering from chronic bronchitis are very painful, and bronchitis can be chronic or acute, but the symptoms are similar, including cough, excessive sputum, phlegm, sore throat, sore throat, nasal congestion, and runny nose. Therefore, if you find your throat or any part of your body uncomfortable, you should seek timely treatment to avoid missing the best treatment time and causing the condition to worsen and lead to other diseases.

Chronic bronchitis can be cured, but the disease is very difficult to heal and takes a long time. In this case, you should go to the hospital for relevant examinations. You can also choose to take oral Chinese medicine, or take medicine and infusion for treatment.

Chronic bronchitis is transformed from acute bronchitis. This disease mostly occurs in the middle-aged age group, has a slow course, and most cases have an insidious onset, initially occurring in the cold season. Symptoms of coughing and expectoration appear, which are most obvious in the early morning. The sputum is white, mucous and foamy, thick and difficult to cough up. After infection or cold, the symptoms rapidly worsen, the amount of sputum increases, the viscosity increases, or it becomes yellow and purulent.

Sometimes the sputum may contain blood. As the disease progresses, coughing and sputum occur all year round, but are most severe in autumn and winter. There are usually no special signs in the early stages of the disease. Most wet and dry rales can be heard at the bottom of the lungs, which sometimes disappear after coughing or expectoration. Long-term onset may lead to emphysema.

Under normal circumstances, the respiratory tract has a complete defense function and can filter, heat and humidify the inhaled air. The ciliary movement on the surface of the airway mucosa and the cough reflex can clear foreign matter and pathogenic microorganisms in the airway. There is also secretory IgA in the lower respiratory tract, which has an anti-pathogenic effect, so the lower respiratory tract can generally remain in a purified state.

People with weakened systemic or respiratory defense and immune functions (especially the elderly) are very likely to suffer from chronic bronchitis, which can recur repeatedly without recovery.

Diet is very important for patients with chronic bronchitis. Do not eat raw, cold, spicy or irritating foods. It is best not to eat fried or greasy foods. Eat a light diet. Pay attention to your personal hygiene and drink more water, you will get better faster. Chronic bronchitis can be cured.