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Bronchodilators are used to reduce inflammation by relaxing the bronchial tube muscles and allow increased airflow. They can be inhaled by the use of a nebulizer, or taken orally. Anti-inflammatory medications such as Prednisone can also be used to help reduce swelling of the airway tissue.

Top Resources on Bronchial Inflammation Treatment

• Healthwise (via Yahoo Health): Beta 2-Agonists For Acute Bronchitis
• Mayo Clinic: Treatment
• HealthCentral: Treatment
• American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine: Regular Albuterol, Nedocromil Sodium, and Bronchial Inflammation in Asthma
• WebMD: What Are Treatments?
• Cleveland Clinic (via WebMD): Asthma Medications

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