What s the deal with spitting all the time, it s been a year?

Standing piles. Bigu. Go to bed early and wake up early.

Drink millet porridge. I don't know if you're a man or a woman. It's hard to say later.

It used to be the same as you. Life is better than death. Now it's basically good, don't believe that Western medicine will kill you.

You can't find a good one in Chinese medicine. Now there is no medical virtue. It's all money.

Take a look at the Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon. It's not that there is a problem with the throat. Spleen deficiency.

Hello, in this case, there is chronic pharyngitis, general smoking, and food on fire in the diet is easy to cause suggestions: it is recommended to use azithromycin for medicine, Mu Shutan, pay attention to drink more water and don't eat hot food, I wish you good health.

It is difficult to have chronic laryngitis, and it is also cold and damp in the body. Eat blood-nourishing foods. For example, yellow eel replenishes blood the fastest.

Sputum is the garbage of the respiratory tract, which contains the mucus secreted by us, the dust, soot, bacteria, and viruses that are inhaled into the lungs, as well as the exfoliated cells, necrotic tissues, blood cells, and purulent matter in the respiratory tract and lungs. Research by bacteriological scientists has proved that hundreds or hundreds of millions of bacteria can survive in a mouthful of sputum, including dozens of germs that are easy to make people sick.

Moreover, these germs survive in the phlegm for a very long time, even for several months. What's even more terrifying is that once the phlegm spit on the ground dries, the germs inside will stick to the dust, float in the air, or be inhaled into our body, or spread in all directions with the air current! In general, spitting is a bad habit, but for a few people, it is a noticeable symptomatic reaction.

Spitting is mainly patients with respiratory diseases, and the elderly and smokers are the majority. If we can look closely, we can tell from the color and concentration of the sputum by the naked eye alone. This empirical common sense can help us to diagnose ourselves and family members, which is helpful for patients to be timely**.

1.Gray or black phlegm, which is the deposition of iron powder, charcoal dust or dust, indicates the impact of environmental pollution on people. People who spit out this sputum are often patients with certain related occupational diseases.

2.White sticky sputum, indicating slight inflammation of the respiratory tract. People who spit out such phlegm are often patients with colds.

3.Pink sputum, foamy in color, is mostly secretions from patients with pulmonary edema.

4.Yellow or green thick phlegm, indicating purulent inflammation in the body of the spitting person.

5.Most of the jam-colored phlegm is ** lung tumors, even if the concentration is not large, the condition is serious.

6.Rust-colored sputum indicates that the spitting person is likely to have lobar pneumonia .

7.Blood-streaked sputum, if not caused by oral trauma, is most likely tuberculosis.

If you travel for a long time, may there be a problem with your lungs, or is it a respiratory organ that breathes the respiratory tract1? This is inflammation, mainly physical discomfort, which is to exercise the body, reduce the body's unhealthy business, smoking and so on.

Long-term spitting is a common symptom of most patients coming to the hospital. There could be the following reasons:

1. Local lesions of the pharynx, such as chronic pharyngitis and chronic tonsillitis, can be manifested as phlegm;

2. In chronic rhinitis or sinusitis, nasal mucus can flow to the oropharynx and then spit out from the mouth, and it can also be manifested as phlegm;

3. Gastroesophageal reflux: Long-term spitting and acid reflux may also be related. Thus, if the patient has a stomach problem, chronic gastric disease, or chronic reflux esophagitis, it can also present with pharyngeal discomfort, phlegm, or pharyngeal itching, or long-term spitting.

In general, excessive phlegm can be caused by lesions in three areas, namely pharynx, secretions running down the nasal cavity, or inflammation caused by gastroesophageal reflux, which can manifest as excessive phlegm.

For long-term sputum, routine blood tests, lung CT scans, sputum tests, and sputum cultures are also required. Long-term phlegm is mostly caused by chronic inflammation of the respiratory system. Chronic pharyngitis, chronic bronchitis, bronchiectasis, and tuberculosis are easy to cause symptoms, and lung tumors are also prone to cause frequent cough and excessive sputum.

It is recommended to go to the respiratory department of the hospital for examination. Routine blood tests, CT scans of the lungs, sputum tests, and sputum cultures are done.

Sputum examination is a clear method of examination, and in order to assist in pathological examination, it can also be used to check for tumor cells from sputum. But the premise must be that the patient has phlegm, if the patient has a dry cough, there is no way, if the patient's phlegm is thicker and can't spit it out, you can atomize it, encourage the patient to turn over more, pat the back of the patient more, hollow palm, from the outside to the inside. From the bottom up.

Get the phlegm out.

Normal people have very little sputum. In smokers or when there is a lesion in the respiratory tract, the amount of sputum increases. Here are a few common phlegm-prone diseases:

1. Chronic bronchitis is prone to coughing, wheezing, and phlegm after cold, which does not heal for a long time, and can form emphysema and pulmonary heart disease. In bacterial infection, the sputum is yellow and sticky and feverish.

2. Pneumonia, lobar pneumonia, with rusty sputum and chills and fever.

3. Tuberculosis fever, night sweats, and a large amount of sputum when forming pulmonary cavities, and tuberculosis bacteria can be found in laboratory tests, which can be accompanied by bloody sputum.

4. Bronchiectasis has a lot of sputum, which can be divided into three layers: thin, viscous and extra-viscous, and can also be accompanied by coughing up blood.

5. Lung abscess has a lot of sputum and smells, accompanied by fever.

6. The sputum infected by Pseudomonas aeruginosa is green or yellow-green, sticky, and accompanied by fever.

7. Lung cancer: Cough up thin or thick sputum, sometimes bloody, and the sputum in the advanced stage is also smelly.

In order to find out the phlegm, you should go to the hospital for a detailed examination, aiming at the **positive**.

Eat more light food, try to eat more vegetables, eat less salt, and don't eat raw onions. Garlic. Spicy horn pulp and the like. Helps alleviate the problem.

Guidance: Hello, this condition should be a symptom of pharyngitis. The symptoms of laryngitis generally are:

Pharyngeal foreign body sensation, pharyngeal phlegm, cough can not be made, swallow does not leak, nausea, retching, nausea, pain, itching, bad breath, vocal cord fatigue, long-term closed speech hoarseness and hoarseness, etc. Laryngitis is a disease caused by bacteria and can be divided into two types: acute laryngitis and pharyngitis.

Disease analysis: Considering that it is caused by simple pharyngitis of slow hail, it is recommended to rest more, drink more water, avoid spicy food, talk less stupid pants, do not smoke, do not drink, and try not to be in an environment with a lot of dust, heavy chemical smell and too dry air.

Guidance: It is advisable to eat some foods that are light, sour, and sweet, such as fruits, fresh vegetables, green fruits, etc. I often take Four Seasons Throat Lozenges and Mint Throat Tablets.