Bronchitis Pseudomembranous

Pseudomembrane bronchitis is an inflammatory disease that affects the bronchial mucosa and leads to the development of bronchitis. This disease occurs due to the growth of microflora in the form of fungi of the genus Candida in the airways. Viruses, bacteria or allergies may also be involved, which provoked inflammation of the bronchial mucosa, which led to pseudomembrane bronchitis. It is worth noting that this disease can occur in people of any age due to reduced immunity, hypothermia, overwork, stress, poor nutrition and other reasons. Bronchitis is a very serious disease, its treatment should be carried out under the supervision of a doctor.

**Pseudomarannosal bronchitis (b.** **pseudomembranoso** **)** is an acute nonspecific sluggish inflammatory lesion of the bronchial mucosa, accompanied by the appearance of fibrin and infiltrative leukocyte masses on it. Bacteriological examination of sputum does not reveal any atypical pathogens. The appearance of symptoms is usually noted at 2 weeks from the onset of the disease; from the 3rd week it begins to regress. The treatment process should proceed under the strict supervision of a pulmonologist. Occasionally, it is possible to develop a serious complication of bronchitis - bronchial asthma, the pathogenesis of which is still unknown. Therefore, if there is no effect from anti-inflammatory therapy, it is necessary to conduct an examination and clarify the diagnosis. An essential place in specific therapy is occupied by the use of antibacterial drugs, preferably taking into account the sensitivity of microorganisms. In uncomplicated cases, conservative management is possible, sometimes limited to the use of intravenous parocortacosteroids in the presence of severe hypoxia, hypoxemia, and the absence of positive dynamics under the influence of prednisolone. The use of bronchodilators for long-term bronchitis is not recommended due to the risk of adverse reactions.