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The symptom is typical for adult patients, develops when walking, climbing uphill and even at rest. Pain in the chest. With a deep breath, coughing, the patient experiences discomfort in the chest. It only hurts on the side where the lungs are inflamed (the exception is the bilateral form). The pain is characterized as pulling or stabbing. Increased heart rate up to 110 gifts per minute.

The nature of the inflammatory process is fulminant. The respiratory tract of babies is small, immune barriers have not yet been formed. For these reasons, the disease is often severe and sometimes leads to death. Cough. High temperatures are mild or absent. This leads to late diagnosis and delays the start of treatment. Parents are tedious to monitor the baby's breathing, the child, as a rule, complains of shortness of breath, begins to breathe loudly. Protracted diseases. Prolonged course of SARS, bronchitis increases the risk of transition to bronchopneumonia. In such cases, it is necessary to change the treatment regimen.

With the development of bronchial pneumonia in children, the symptoms will be slightly different. The child may show the following symptoms. Each disease has its own specific set of specific symptoms, which helps to diagnose the disease. In rare cases, differential diagnosis is necessary, for example, when bronchopneumonia occurs without fever or cough. The atypical form is more common in children. In the absence of the usual symptoms, the following symptoms may be observed.

An atypical form of the disease develops due to the individual properties of the organism, its reaction to infectious stimuli. The following factors can cause a latent course of pathology. Complications after bronchopneumonia.

With inflammation of the respiratory system, a negative effect spreads to the entire body, failures occur in the work of various systems. The consequences of pathology depend on its complexity, form, timely diagnosis and initiation of therapy, treatment regimen, and individual characteristics of a person. Often bronchopneumonia causes inflammation of the bronchial mucosa, chronic bronchitis, bronchial asthma. More serious consequences include the following pathologies.

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In the absence of adequate treatment, timely diagnosis, a person may develop unpleasant complications. More often they are observed in children, for example.

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The decomposition of the lung tissue begins in the focus of inflammation due to the resulting pus. They are formed singly or in groups, affecting several parts of the organ at once. Fibrosis of the lung. During inflammation, severe tissue damage occurs, in these places connective tissue begins to form. This complication provokes severe pain in the chest, because an insufficient supply of oxygen is formed to the affected areas. This is how a chronic form of bronchopneumonia is formed.