What is Bronchiolitis (RSV) | All you need to know | Causes | Symptoms | Treatment | Prevention

Bronchiolitis is a viral chest infection usually caused by the
respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). It is usually a winter virus and it affects the small airways of the lung (the bronchioles). It is a very common condition in babies under the age of 12 months - nearly 1in 3 babies develop it. Most affected babies are not seriously ill and make a full recovery. Sometimes it becomes more serious and hospital care may be needed. Babies at an increased risk include: Premature babies, babies with heart conditions and babies who already have a lung condition.
In this video you will learn you need to about this conditions, its causes, symptoms and treatments.
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[@LadyQueue]

Thank you for the information.

[@Katt-w3]

Does pulmonary fibrosis damaged both of them or one lung?

[@Doctor_OK]

Both