Management Symptoms of the Respiratory Tract

Although patients with respiratory diseases usually seek medical attention complaining of a symptom, textbooks of respiratory medicine for the most part are disease-oriented rather than symptom-oriented. Even though it has been shown that a respiratory symptom, such as a cough, evaluated systemically, can almost always be successfully diagnosed and treated, there is no one compendium of information that deals with respiratory symptoms in such a way. This symptom-oriented textbook of respiratory disease systemically and comprehensively deals with chest pain, cough, dyspnea, expectoration, haemoptysis, wheeze, rhinorrhea, postnasal drip, throat clearing, nasal stuffiness, hoarseness, sneeze, epistaxis and hiccough.