In clinical practice, there are many triggering factors for tracheitis, resulting in varying accompanying clinical symptoms. If it is simply acute bronchitis, it may be due to exposure to an allergen or infection by certain bacteria or viruses, causing an asthma attack in the bronchi. This can lead to varying degrees of bronchial spasms.

To alleviate the tightness caused by tracheitis, it is first necessary to identify the triggering factors, then appropriately remove these factors, administer drugs to relieve bronchial spasms through nebulized inhalation, and carry out symptomatic treatments such as anti-infection, cough suppression, and phlegm reduction. Only then can the symptoms of tightness caused by tracheitis be effectively alleviated.