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One hundred and five patients with acute bronchitis were treated with co-trimoxazole, and amoxycillin, in a single-blind trial. The present study confirms that co-trimoxazole and amoxycillin are effective, and well tolerated agents, both suitable for the management of acute bronchitis.
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