bronchorrhea
/brɑŋkɒrˈiːə/Definitions
1. noun
an abnormal, excessive production of mucus, especially by the respiratory mucous membranes, resulting in a persistent cough.
“The patient’s bronchorrhea was caused by the severe case of pneumonia.”
1. noun
an abnormal, excessive production of mucus, especially by the respiratory mucous membranes, resulting in a persistent cough.
“The patient’s bronchorrhea was caused by the severe case of pneumonia.”