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| The most common symptoms of bronchitis are upper respiratory tract infections with runny nose, fatigue, sensation of cold, fever, body ache, muscle ache, poor appetite, nausea, productive cough, and sore throat. Bronchitis could be acute or become chronic when left untreated. > Bronchitis has many causes. One of the major causes is due to allergy. Non-allergic bronchitis include growths, tumors, injury related , emotional factors and arising from secondary infections. People get infections when they are allergic to bacteria or virus. So bronchitis arising from infectious agents are also allergy related. Some allergy (like food and drinks, chemical irritants, etc. can begin an irritation in the respiratory tract. When it is left untreated, it can open doors for bacteria or virus to enter into the body causing secondary infections. Most of the infections in the body begins with a primary cause which could be an allergy. In a day or two, the symptoms begin to manifest and we call that an infection. Then we continue to treat the symptoms with herbs or drugs without treating the cause. If the bronchitis is due to some allergy, it can be tested by NTT (Nambudripad’s testing techniques) and treated by NAET®(Nambudripad’s Allergy Elimination Techniques) For more information on NTT, and NAET® treatments for allergies read "Say Goodbye To Illness (3rd Edition)" by Devi S. Nambudripad, M.D. (WI), D.C., L.Ac., Ph.D. (Acu.)
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