What is the meaning of blood in phlegm, fresh and old

Hello! Your sputum is dark red, which is old bleeding. You can take some anti-infective drugs, this time it is caused by inflammation of the lungs, which has little to do with tuberculosis, you can take levofloxacin sustained-release tablets and cephalexin sustained-release tablets, plus vitamin C and calcium-magnesium tablets to help stop bleeding and prevent bleeding again, you can take licorice tablets to avoid violent coughing that causes small blood vessels to rupture and bleed.

Hope it helps! If there is no fever now, it is recommended to take a new X-ray to a tuberculosis hospital for examination, and if there is still a high fever and difficulty breathing, it is recommended to go to the fever clinic of the hospital to exclude influenza A. It may also be that the cough is severe and the capillaries rupture and bleed, which is not a big problem.

Pay attention to observation, if there is still blood and sputum, go to the hospital to see.

There is no more bloody phlegm. It's dark red. I haven't seen the specifics, and it's hard to say now.

It can also be tuberculosis** or inflammation of the lungs. If, as you said, there is no problem in the lungs, according to my experience, you still have to consider that it is caused by throat inflammation, and you have to find a doctor to prescribe some antibiotic drip for you. Hello!

Blood in the sputum, if accompanied by a violent cough, may be caused by a burst of airway capillaries. If not accompanied by tuberculosis**. Suggestions.

Don't hold it up at home. Go to a regular hospital and have a follow-up. If you have a cold that has not recovered for a few weeks, it is important to have a sputum test and drug sensitivity to identify the pathogenic bacteria.

I hope it can help you, stop taking medicine indiscriminately, the bacteria are resistant, and it will be difficult to do.

Hello, according to your description, coughing up sputum with blood can be caused by a variety of factors, such as having a respiratory infection, severe coughing leading to local capillary rupture and bleeding. Bronchiectasis, tuberculosis, and mass lesions of the lungs such as tumors can also cause sputum with blood, in addition to some hematologic disorders such as thrombocytopenia and coagulation dysfunction. There is also bleeding from oral gum disease, which mixes with sputum, and may also manifest as blood in the sputum.

Further examination is recommended.

If there are often blood streaks in the sputum, there are three common points: first, tuberculosis. Second, rhinitis cancer. Third, laryngitis, etc.

Among them, lung lesions are more related. If the sputum is reddish, it is more common in tuberculosis and bronchiectasis. Black bloody sputum is common in pulmonary infarction.

Cough up bloody frothy sputum, commonly seen in pulmonary edema. If there is blood in the sputum for a long time or accompanied by chest pain, fatigue, weight loss and other symptoms, it is necessary to be alert to bronchopulmonary cancer. Further blood count, sputum culture, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, chest CT or chest x-ray are recommended to confirm the diagnosis.

There are many conditions, it may be bleeding from the lungs, it may be bleeding from the mouth, or bleeding from the nose, and you need to go to the hospital for examination.

Hello, coughing up sputum with blood can be caused by a variety of diseases, such as pharyngeal inflammation, tracheectasis, tracheitis, cor pulmonale, tuberculosis, lung cancer, etc. Most of the sputum with blood in spring is caused by dry air and pharyngeal congestion, so there is no need to make a fuss, and give traditional Chinese medicine to moisten the lungs and clear away heat, which can be relieved soon. But don't be careless.

There are many diseases that can cause sputum and blood, such as tuberculosis, acute inflammation of the lungs, bronchiectasis, lung cancer, acute laryngitis, laryngeal cancer, etc. In acute pharyngitis, severe coughing, resulting in congestion and rupture of the pharyngeal mucosa, can also cause bloody sputum cough. If there is a cough with sputum and blood symptoms, it should be actively investigated to confirm the diagnosis.

You can go to the hospital for laryngoscopy, lung CT, blood routine and other examinations, and if necessary, bronchoscopy. At present, it can be temporarily anti-inflammatory**, and at the same time quit smoking and drinking, and avoid spicy food.

Hello: In the case of low immunity, pathogenic bacteria invade the body, causing congestion and swelling of the bronchial mucosa, increased secretion of mucus glands, and accumulation in the trachea, forming thick sputum of mucus. If the cough is severe and the congested capillary mucosa is damaged, a small amount of blood will adhere to the surface of the sputum, and when you cough up the sputum, it is easy to have blood or streaks in the sputum.

At this time, we must pay attention to timely anti-inflammatory, cough and phlegm, symptomatic treatment, pay attention to frequent gargle, pay attention to local hygiene. However, it should also be noted that respiratory diseases such as tuberculosis and lung cancer can also cause hemoptysis, and lung CT and other examinations are needed to distinguish them.

Cough, sputum production, and blood in sputum can be considered from the following aspects:

1. Upper respiratory tract diseases: such as nasopharyngeal carcinoma sputum and bloody secretions are sucked up and coughed up through the mouth. Laryngeal cancer and vocal cord cancer have local blood vessels rupture, and after blood leaks, coughing up sputum can be bloody. When the cough is more severe, the small blood vessels are ruptured, and cough and bloody sputum can also occur;

2. Diseases of the lower respiratory tract: the more common diseases of the lungs, trachea and bronchi can damage the blood vessels, resulting in cough, sputum, and blood in the sputum, such as lung cancer, tuberculosis, bronchiectasis, etc.

Hello, I am a doctor, first of all, I have to figure out where the blood food comes from, if it is from the nasal cavity to the pharynx, and then cough it up, there is no problem, if it is coughed up from the bottom of the lungs, then there is some problem. First of all, you have to take a chest X-ray to rule out lung lesions, and then you will observe yourself, if it is blood coughed up from the trachea, then you will still have a cough and blood in the sputum. If it comes out of the nasal cavity, you usually don't have these symptoms, but you just feel an itchy sensation in your throat.

But I still advocate that you go to the hospital and find out soon. Rest assured.

Don't worry, it may be lobular pneumonia, lobular pneumonia generally coughs up rust-colored sputum, go to the hospital**, and the recovery is good.

Good luck soon**!

Now go for a follow-up, you have hemoptysis, possibly tuberculosis, bronchiectasis, bronchitis. There is also a pre-manifestation of lung cancer that is also hemoptysis, and you have to go to the hospital for a regular examination.

Fresh bleeding will be bright red, black will be old, if there is no discomfort, it will not be the bleeding from brushing in the mouth, with the phlegm coming out.