Bronchitis is usually caused by a virus, while pneumonia is frequently caused by a bacterial infection and will require antibiotics. However, acute bronchitis can lead to either viral or bacterial ...

The antibiotic drug is used to treat acute bronchitis, pneumonia, UTI, gonorrhea, scarlet fever, typhoid fever, sinusitis, tonsilitis and pharyngitis, among other bacterial diseases.

acute bacterial exacerbations of chronic bronchitis, and community- acquired pneumonia. This fluoroquinolone is active against common community- acquired respiratory pathogens (Streptococcus ...

14 after a bout of bronchitis that made it difficult for him to speak. Doctors soon added a diagnosis of double pneumonia and a polymicrobial (bacterial, viral and fungal) infection. The first ...

Chronic bronchitis was defined as a productive cough ... of saline), onto Petri dishes containing Müller Hinton Agar. The bacterial count and the determination of the CFU was performed after ...