Chronic bronchitis

• A fatty cough accentuated upon getting up and going to bed, commonly referred to as “smoker’s cough”. Changing position causes secretions to move, which stimulates coughing;
• Sputum of whitish mucus ;
• Sometimes vomiting to dizziness, caused by cough;
• Frequent respiratory infections. At this point, the mucus becomes yellowish or greenish;
• At an advanced stage of the disease, a breathless, swelling of the legs and blueness of the skin and lips.

Emphysema

• Un breathless and a feeling ofbreathlessness which gradually gets worse;
• A wheezing ;
• A feeling ofoppression in the chest;
• Un emaciation important.