5O years old. When I wake up, I have blood in my sputum, and I want to see which department. 20

If you shoot **, you also do perspective. No symptoms were detected. Then it's not a complication of the lungs.

It should be the nasal mucosa, because the air is too dry or on fire, etc. and nosebleeds. Because the amount of bleeding is small, it flows into the mouth.

Therefore, there will be symptoms of blood in the sputum

Blood in sputum is most common in tuberculosis and lung cancer. The patient's advanced age and a large number of years of smoking are high risk factors for lung cancer. If tuberculosis is being considered, a history of exposure to tuberculosis (i.e., the presence of tuberculosis at home or among close co-workers and friends) should also be considered.

Of course, the best diagnostic method is a chest x-ray or chest CT. If no problem is identified, there is no need to be hospitalized, but a repeat X-ray or chest CT is required. Of course, if there is inflammation in the lungs at present, it should be active**, and if the symptoms disappear after active anti-inflammatory**, it can be determined that it is not tuberculosis or lung cancer.

It is mostly due to the upper sense, and generally requires antibacterial and anti-inflammatory. If oral medication does not work, it is recommended to infusion**. Use under the guidance of a local physician. If there is phlegm, add fresh bamboo drain and try it orally.

It is best to be hospitalized for a thorough examination.

Hemoptysis is not a simple matter.

It's impossible for you to get a satisfactory answer here.

Diagnosis requires a large number of noninvasive or invasive tests.

Some people may not have a clear diagnosis until they are discharged from the hospital.

I have seen a lot of hemoptysis that often confuses doctors, makes families anxious, and is also a hot spot for medical disputes.

Shallow see 1 See blood - respiratory medicine 2 See hematemesis see black - gastroenterology.

It's best to go to the hospital for a film, a blood test routine, and don't take your own affairs seriously. Hurry up, it's time for the holidays, and you should take care of your body. It is not clear whether it is an internal fire or a lung fire, so don't take anti-inflammatory drugs first. Remember!

It seems that I don't want to be bleeding, it should just be an infection, these 2 medicines are symptomatic, take it for a week and see.

Go to the hospital for an X-ray lung examination. Put yourself at ease.

It's a broken capillary, it's not a big problem, don't worry.

Go straight to the hospital for a check-up, maybe there will be something new.