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Bronchitis Er

Asthma, pneumonia and bronchitis are common lung diseases that can send both kids and adults to the emergency room. All of these conditions can lead to difficulty breathing and at times may be considered a medical emergency. When it’s time to go to the Bronchitis ER. Chest pain - chest pain in bronchitis may be the result of chronic coughing or a sign that the chest infection has worsened. Difficulty breathing - this includes any associated wheezing or shortness of breath. If you’re struggling to breathe or are experiencing difficulty taking in air, seek medical attention immediately. A high fever - One or more of the symptoms above that is accompanied by a fever higher than 100.4 F (38 C) is cause for concern. This is almost certainly a sign of a lung infection. Producing blood in your sputum - producing blood in the sputum is always a cause for concern.