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I have recurring bouts of acute bronchitis. how can i prevent the next bout?
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Recurrent bronchitis: Recurrent episodes of bronchitis can be decreased through allergen recognition and avoidance as well as smoking cessation (if this is a factor). Avoid exposure to those sick, wash your hands often. In addition to antihistamines, there are medicines to reduce inflammation - these will require a physician visit.
Answered 11/8/2016
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