I ve had a lot of phlegm since I was a kid, what s going on

Phlegm can be caused by a variety of causes, including inflammation of the larynx, trachea, bronchi, and lungs.

I used to have a lot of phlegm, vomit a lot, and feel nauseous and uncomfortable. I'm going to introduce you with some practical methods, because at least I think I'm much better now!

Drink plenty of water, eat more pears, loquats, summer is coming, and eating more watermelon will help with this. Or add an appropriate amount of honey to boiled pear water and drink some every day, which is moisturizing the lungs, try it

Hope you get soon**!

Look at the location of the phlegm is deep, whether it is from the bronchi or lungs, or the upper respiratory tract, your situation may be the upper respiratory tract, not good**, but you can slowly raise!

With rhinitis Kang**, it is caused by rhinitis.

Hello, normal people have very little phlegm. 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**.

Exercise is the most basic, and on this basis, you can eat some pears and loquats, which is a good choice.

Check to see if it's pharyngitis or bronchitis.

Chest x-ray to see. If bronchitis or respiratory tract infection is confirmed, you can take anti-inflammatory drugs and cough expectorant drugs according to the doctor's instructions**, such as taking cefaclol capsules and compound licorice oral solution, etc., generally can not take drugs blindly, and the use of antibiotics needs to be taken under the guidance of a doctor. Avoid drug*** or bacterial resistance.

Take breaks and drink plenty of plain water.

I have to go to the hospital to check and take some phlegm-reducing medicine.

Hello, according to your description, it is preliminarily judged to be chronic laryngitis, the patient often coughs up mucous phlegm in the pharynx, or feels a foreign body sensation in the pharynx, and cannot cough up or swallow. It is recommended that you go to a professional ear, nose and throat hospital for examination, and under the guidance of a doctor**.