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Normally, how long would the constant shortness of breath from bronchitis last?
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Bronchitis: During maximal bronchial edema from bronchitis the shortness of breath will remain, when the swelling in the bronchi is receding thus decreasiing the resistance to air flow, the shortness of breath will decrease.
Answered 1/24/2019
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