Does bronchiolitis usually cause many symptoms?

Cough and wheeze: Yes, bronchiolitis is typically an inflammation of the very small airways or bronchiole tubes in infants and is typically caused by a virus, often times the RSV virus. Symtoms include cough, wheezing, congestion, runny nose, fever, and other symptoms seen with viral illnesses. Very young, premature babies can be particularly affected by bronchiolitis.

Cough fever wheezing: Cough, fever and wheezing, as well as shortness of breath are likely the most common ones.

Can if severe: Symptoms of common cold.If more severe rapid, shallow breathing.rapid heartbeat,retractions where areas below the ribs, between the ribs, and in the neck sink in as child inhales,flaring of the nostrils,irritability, with difficulty sleeping and signs of fatigue or lethargy, vomiting after coughing, poor appetite or not feeding well