What are the typical symptoms of chronic bronchitis, and how do they impact daily life?

The typical symptoms of chronic bronchitis include:

1. Persistent cough: Often worse in the morning, producing mucus that’s clear, yellow, or greenish.
2. Mucus production: Thick, sticky mucus that’s difficult to cough up.
3. Shortness of breath (dyspnea): Worsens with physical activity or exercise.
4. Wheezing: High-pitched whistling sound while breathing out.
5. Chest tightness: Feeling of constriction or tightness in the chest.
6. Fatigue: Feeling weak, tired, or lacking energy.
7. Recurring respiratory infections: Such as bronchitis, pneumonia, or flu.
8. Blue lips or fingers (cyanosis): In severe cases, due to low oxygen levels.