Bronchiolitis does not respond to antibiotics. Expected Course. Bronchiolitis usually starts with a runny nose and congestion. Within 2-3 days, the patient starts coughing, wheezing, and potentially breathing hard. The wheezing and tight breathing usually become worse over 2-3 days and then begin to improve. Overall, the wheeze may last up to 7 days, and the cough up to two weeks. The most common complication (which occurs in about 20% of infants) is an ear infection.
The Medicaid program is an income based program that people and families qualify if they meet income and other guidelines. A person who received Medicare benefits does sometimes need Medicaid, but they do not need the program in many circumstances.he Medicaid program is an income based program that people and families qualify if they meet income and other guidelines. A person who received Medicare benefits does sometimes need Medicaid, but they do not need the program in many circumstances.
It's possible to be eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid. If you think you might qualify, you need to fill out a Medicaid application. If you do qualify, Medicaid can help pay for your Medicare premiums, deductibles, and/or coinsurance. Proof of other insurance: include a copy of your red, white, and blue Medicare card (or other insurance ID card) with your Medicaid application. 2  Remember that state applications and instructions may vary. 3  Check your state's Medicaid application website to see if they ask for additional documentation.