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Is Severe Cough, Shortness Of Breath And Fatigue A Result Of Bronchitis?

Since Dec I have had violent coughing and extreme shortness of breath and fatigue. dr said chronic Bronchitis. Jan 29 serious fall with concussion, 6 stapels, out for over 10 min laying on ice and was wet from head to butt..by Fri violent cough and shortness of breathe...antiibiotics for 3 consecitive wks...but cough never went away.....now last month back is extreme fatigue, shortness of breathe and now coughing up traces of blood....along with yellow and brown phleam. Started out as pinkish...then next day streaks of blood, back to pinkish....then now again...blood....There has been so many complecations from this fall ...is this just another one?
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Thanks for your question on HCM.
In my opinion you are having lung infection. As Chronic bronchitis patients are prone to lung infection and lung infection cause worsening of chronic bronchitis, increased breathlessness, yellowish phlegm, blood in sputum etc.
So we have to rule out lung infection first.
So get done chest x ray to rule out infection.
You may need antibiotics too.
So consult pulmonologist and get done chest x ray.
And I don't think it is complication of your injury.
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Is Severe Cough, Shortness Of Breath And Fatigue A Result Of Bronchitis?

Thanks for your question on HCM. In my opinion you are having lung infection. As Chronic bronchitis patients are prone to lung infection and lung infection cause worsening of chronic bronchitis, increased breathlessness, yellowish phlegm, blood in sputum etc. So we have to rule out lung infection first. So get done chest x ray to rule out infection. You may need antibiotics too. So consult pulmonologist and get done chest x ray. And I don t think it is complication of your injury.