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Bronchitis in newborns refers to inflammation of the bronchi. The lesions of childhood bronchiolitis primarily occur in the small bronchi of the lungs, specifically the bronchioles, hence the name "bronchiolitis." It is usually a complication caused by viral infections such as the common cold or influenza, and it can also be caused by bacterial infections. It is a common acute upper respiratory infection in children. The symptoms of bronchitis in newborns generally include choking while feeding, shortness of breath, cyanosis, and poor responsiveness, especially becoming more pronounced during feeding.