Assertion: bronchitis's cough | /r/HasProperty | dry
Facets:
value: often
type: DEGREE
value: at the beginning
type: TEMPORAL
value: during the first stages of bronchitis
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the early stage
type: TEMPORAL
value: without mucus
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Acute bronchitis causes a dry cough with bronchial secretion.
text: Acute bronchitis may begin with a dry cough and then a cough with mucus after a few days.
text: Acute bronchitis usually starts out as a dry cough, but within a few hours or days the cough starts to produce thick mucus.
text: Acute bronchitis and chronic bronchitis have similar symptoms, including a dry cough, a productive cough, and shortness of breath, but they are different illnesses that last for different lengths of time.
text: It begins with a dry cough.
text: While acute bronchitis is a dry cough that does not produce mucus until the very late stage, pneumonia will bring up noticeable amounts of mucus from the lungs.
text: It begins with a dry cough.
text: The cough will likely be dry at first, and then become productive, which means it will produce mucus.
text: At first, your cough will probably be dry and unproductive.
text: The cough can be dry or it can produce sputum, the mucus-like substance brought up from the lungs.
text: The cough may be dry, but usually it produces mucus.
text: In the beginning with mild or early stage bronchitis, the cough may be "dry" or sound harsh.
text: Bronchitis commonly begins with a dry cough, which can wake the patient up at night.
text: Bronchitis usually begins with a dry cough, including waking the sufferer at night.
text: The cough may be either dry (without mucus) or wet (with mucus), depending on the cause and severity.
text: Allergic cough is often dry while infective cough has a tendency to have mucus production.
text: The cough may be dry, but it is more often wet and productive.
text: At first, cough can be dry, but eventually results in a cough that produces greenish or yellowish mucus.
text: Bronchitis is always indicated by a cough, which may be dry or filled with phlegm.
text: Symptoms of acute bronchitis usually start with a cold, followed by a sore throat and a runny nose, having yellow or green mucus, and a frequent nagging cough which is sometimes dry.
text: The cough may be dry or may produce phlegm.
text: Cough is the main symptom of both acute and chronic, which in the early stage, can be dry.
text: A cough could be dry but mostly it is a cough that is accompanied by mucus or sputum.
text: The cough can be dry or it can produce sputum, the mucus-like substance brought up from the lungs.
text: When the cough is dry and painful during the first stages of bronchitis, using essential oils such as eucalyptus radiata, spike lavender, cedarwood, cypress, myrtle, pine, ravensara, or frankincense in a steam inhalation will provide relief.
text: The symptoms start to manifest in 24 to 48 hours which include cough which may be dry at the beginning but later it is accompanied by sputum production, fever, difficulty in breathing or rapid breathing, increased heart rate, sweating, shivering, chest pain and joint pain.
text: The cough may be dry or it may produce phlegm.