Is bronchitis pharyngitis serious?

Whether bronchitis or pharyngitis is serious should be judged based on the patient's symptoms.

If a patient with bronchitis or pharyngitis has only mild symptoms of cough and expectoration, and no obvious fever, dyspnea, etc., it will indicate that the condition is relatively mild. Follow the doctor's advice and actively take medication. Treatment can generally control the development of the disease and is not serious. If a patient with bronchitis has obvious chest tightness, shortness of breath, dyspnea, or a patient with pharyngitis has fever, fatigue, difficulty swallowing, etc., it will indicate that the condition is serious.

It is recommended that patients with bronchitis or pharyngitis go to the respiratory medicine department of the hospital as soon as possible and actively treat the cause. Usually drink plenty of warm boiled water and pay attention to a light diet.