There is blood in the sputum, no cough, very urgent

It is difficult to give you a clear diagnosis without examination, and since it has been a week of symptoms, it is better to go for a check-up.

In this case, it is still necessary to rule out nasopharyngeal carcinoma and go for a nasopharyngeal endoscopy first. Blood tests (routine, EBV, etc.) and CT or MRI if necessary.

In fact, a cold is an "upper respiratory tract infection", and usually our rhinitis and pharyngitis also belong to colds. When there is inflammation, the mucosa at the lesion site will be congested, edematous, and the blood vessels will be fragile and easy to bleed. After taking the medicine for 3 days, it didn't get better at all?

You can try the throat spray, I personally think it is quite effective. There is a certain process for the development of inflammation, so don't be too anxious first, and don't worry too much if you rule out nasopharyngeal CA. I had a similar situation to you when I had a cold.

If there is no improvement at all in 5 to 7 days, it is recommended to have a follow-up visit and adjust the ** plan. If you have a toothache, remember to tell your doctor.

It is recommended that you go to a follow-up visit to determine whether you are getting better from an objective examination, and if not, the doctor will change the ** plan for you. Do you have any other bleeding than there? For example, is there purpura?

Is menstruation normal if it is a girl? Is there any bleeding that does not clot easily? Has the doctor checked the bleeding site in**?

A long history of smoking will also have blood in the phlegm!

In other words, inflammation has yellow-green phlegm.

You can take a better anti-inflammatory drug or go directly to the injection and infusion is the fastest.

Although cough is one of the most common causes of bloody sputum, not all bloody sputum caused by coughing will cause cough symptoms. Here are some of the conditions that can cause bloody sputum when not coughing:

Upper respiratory tract bleeding: Bloody sputum may come from a source of bleeding in the upper respiratory tract (nasal cavity, throat). For example, nasal bleeding flows into the mouth, is swallowed, and eventually passes in the form of bloody sputum.

Chronic bronchitis or bronchiectasis: Chronic bronchitis and bronchiectasis can cause damage and inflammation of the airway walls, resulting in bloody sputum. Even in the absence of a significant cough, damage to the bronchial mucosa may cause blood to enter the sputum.

Lung infection or tuberculosis: Lung infection (e.g., pneumonia) or tuberculosis may cause damage to lung tissue and bleeding, resulting in bloody sputum. Even in the absence of a significant cough, diseased lung tissue can still cause blood to enter the sputum.

Pulmonary thromboembolism: Pulmonary thromboembolism is when the pulmonary arteries or their branches are blocked by blood clots, which can lead to insufficient blood supply to the lung tissue and bleeding, resulting in bloody sputum.

In addition to the above-mentioned reasons, there are other conditions that may lead to bloody sputum when not coughing, such as lung cancer, pulmonary fibrosis, tuberculosis, etc. If you develop bloody sputum, even if you do not have a significant cough, it is still recommended that you consult a doctor as soon as possible for evaluation and diagnosis. Doctors may determine the cause of bloody sputum based on medical history, symptoms, and necessary tests, such as chest x-rays, CT scans, bronchoscopy, etc.

Early diagnosis and treatment are very important for clarification and management. Thank you.

If you don't cough but have blood in your sputum, it means that the blood is coming from the respiratory tract. The respiratory tract includes the upper respiratory tract, lower respiratory tract, and alveoli, so it is necessary to distinguish between blood**. Once the blood appears in the respiratory tract, it is equivalent to a foreign body, and the human body will cough it out.

Pneumonia and tuberculosis also cause a small amount of bleeding. Pulmonary malignancy is also a very small amount of bleeding. Once there is blood in the sputum and there is no very violent cough, this situation still needs to be clarified as early as possible, mainly to rule out lung cancer.

See if it is nosebleed, if the nose bleeds, but the amount of bleeding does not grind and roll, stop or dust remains in the nasal cavity, there will also be bloody sputum, you can judge whether it is rhinitis, whether the nose is dry and blind, and whether there is hot food in the near row.

It depends.

1. If it is the late recovery stage of a cold or fire, it is almost well. It's okay.

2. If you have a frequent cough, you need to go to the hospital for a check-up.

Hello, there is blood in the sputum, it is possible that you are inflammation of your lungs, it may also be tuberculosis, or even a tumor lesion of the lungs, if it is accompanied by chest tightness, chest pain, don't worry, dyspnea and other symptoms It is recommended that you go to the respiratory medicine department of the hospital for systematic examination and **.

It is better to go to the hospital to have a look and check the cause.

It may be (1) bronchial diseases, such as bronchiectasis, chronic bronchitis, broncholung cancer, etc.

2) Lung disease.

diseases, such as tuberculosis, pneumonia, etc.

3) Cardiovascular disease, such as pulmonary congestion caused by mitral stenosis.

4) Blood diseases and certain acute infectious diseases. Let's go to the hospital and check it out.

What's going on with coughing and spitting with blood.

If you feel nauseous and want to vomit when coughing and spitting, then it is pharyngitis.

If there is no nausea and vomiting reaction, check the lungs and trachea.

Sometimes people are a little more angry, and upper respiratory tract infections can also have this, but generally there is a feeling of fever.

If these are not the case, please check it right away.

It's better not to smoke so many friends, I used to smoke a lot, at least one box a day, but now I have quit.

Sore throat, it may be that there is inflammation in the throat, this may appear the symptom you said, you can eat less chili, this time is relatively dry, pay more attention to drinking water.

There is also the worst possibility that this symptom is an early symptom of lung cancer, if this is the case, I recommend that you go to the hospital for a check-up as soon as possible to reassure yourself.

Don't think I'm saying bad things, quit smoking.

Answer: If you don't cough with blood in your sputum, you need to consider the following reasons. 1.Lung cancer, if it is a long-term smoker, there is blood in the sputum, then it is necessary to be highly vigilant for the possibility of lung cancer, and it is necessary to do chest CT for screening, and even need to do intracranial bronchoscopy to further check the airway and rule out lung cancer.

2.Tuberculosis is also one of the common causes of coughing up sputum and blood in the sputum, and patients with pulmonary tuberculosis may sometimes be accompanied by low-grade fever and night sweats in the afternoon. 3.

Bronchiectasis, bronchiectasis patients, often cough up more purulent sputum, and may also have blood in the sputum. 4.Lung infection, lung infection, sometimes can also manifest as coughing up sputum, blood in the sputum, patients may also be accompanied by fever, and even accompanied by chest pain, dyspnea and other related conditions.

Question: I don't cough, I clear my throat at night and there is blood in the sputum I spit out when I wash up at night.

I didn't see any blood when I asked a question and brushed my teeth.

There is no toothbrush in the mouth.

A1Caused by bleeding from the throat. For example, acute tonsillitis, acute pharyngitis and other inflammation that invade blood vessels may cause blood vessels to rupture, causing active bleeding or a small amount of old bleeding, and if blood accumulates in saliva, it can cause a bloody smell in the throat.

2.Caused by bleeding from other parts of the throat. For example, bleeding from the back of the nasal cavity and the nasopharyngeal venous plexus can easily flow backwards from the back of the nostrils to the nasopharynx, and the accumulation of blood in the throat will cause a bloody smell in the throat.

In addition, if there is a hemangioma in the nasal cavity, nasopharyngeal malignant tumors may also damage blood vessels, causing blood vessel rupture and bleeding. 3.Hypopharyngeal malignancy causes vascular destruction and blood accumulation in the throat, causing a bloody smell in the throat.

It is necessary to find out the cause and give the correct ** to avoid delaying the condition.