Not uncommon at all: "z-pack" or azythromycin is an antibiotic used to treat many(but not all) bacterial infections of the upper airways. Most bronchitis, however is caused by a virus. Azythromycin is frequently given because a bacterial infection can occur along with(or because of) the viral infection, and one would treat that with antibiotics. The viral infection will run its course. If it continues, consult doc.
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Possibly...: Sometimes, after acute bronchitis has healed, the airways remain inflamed and this produces bronchospasm so the cough continues. If your doctor diagnoses this, you can be placed on a bronchodilator and a steroid inhaler until the residual cough completely resolves. So, see you doctor for a follow-up visit. If you smoke, you need to quit today!
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