How should bronchitis be treated

Patient's question:

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Carefully checked chronic bronchitis, why has it been more than a month with pain on both sides of the chest, chest tightness and pain. In the past two days, the pain has worsened after intravenous infusion. What is going on? What medication is still needed? Sometimes I often feel like taking a nap in the afternoon.

Doctor's answer:

Based on your age and the chest X-ray, chronic bronchitis is not considered, it should be bronchitis. You should quit smoking. Chest pain ~ chest discomfort, consider whether it is caused by costochondritis or intercostal neuralgia. Do you have a history of trauma? Rule out soft tissue pain caused by trauma; if necessary, improve chest CT and routine ECG. If there is no cough and sputum, rule out gastrointestinal diseases, and you can take oral blood-activating drugs.

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