What are the symptoms of bronchitis?

A cough, which is the main symptom of acute bronchitis. It may be dry at first (does not produce mucus) and after a few days may bring up mucus from the lungs (productive cough). The mucus may be clear, yellow, or green. Sometimes, small streaks of blood may be present. A mild fever, usually less than 101�F (38.3�C). A higher fever may indicate pneumonia. A general feeling of tiredness. A sensation of tightness, burning, or dull pain in the chest under the breastbone that usually is worse when breathing deeply or coughing. Whistling noises (wheezing) when breathing, especially during physical exertion. Hoarseness. If you think you have it, then here Drink plenty of fluids. If you have asthma or another chronic lung condition, use your inhaler (such as albuterol). Rest. Take aspirin or acetaminophen (Tylenol) if you have a fever. DO NOT give aspirin to children Use a humidifier or steam in the bathroom.