Coughing blood after drinking
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I experience heavy coughing when drinking water, usually ice water. After a cold this past winter I had a post-viral cough lasting about 3 weeks. That's when I first noticed cold water causing me to feel a sharp tickle in my throat and have severe coughing. My symptoms eventually got better, but I still was affected by water, but not as severely.
I caught another cold this summer, with cough being one of the symptoms.
I can't stop coughing. It hurts so much. Anything besides drinking water? I've sat up,laid down walked drank water like crazy... I don't even wanna spit after I cough cause I feel like it's been so violent I'll be coughing up blood... baby girls moving and I'm still having Braxton hicks but this cough is killing my throat.... didn't happen til about 2-3 hours ago and just seems to,get worse.... any suggestions?
Thank you for the information now here's my story:
Five years ago, I had a bad chest cold, the doctor's office was over booked by two hours and I coughed till I was blue.
After that I developed slight asthema, I also went for dental work, which I overmedicated on baby asprin, Advil, etc., and wound up having an endoscopy done which resulted in a little reflux and small herina, after being on Previdcid went away.
Coughing started before Entecavir treatment)
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Thick bronchial secretions - sputum
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Stomach disorder:- Heartburn (13 hours after taking Entecavir). Occasionally, at about 4-5a.m. suppressed by drinking water or eating food
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Stomach disorder:- burping, very often. Burping with air occurred after taking meal. Feeling trace of acid, but not coming up to mouth.
No one can tell you IF any of those things will ever happen to you, or when they would if they do. Some people never experience these problems, and others do after only a few years of heavy drinking.
I'm not judging you - I drink alcohol, but I limit my consumption to a level that I feel is within my comfort zone, risk-wise. Having lost a kidney, I'd certainly be inclined to pose this question to a medical professional and evaluate drinking patterns.
I suffered from the symptoms of coughing/spitting mucus after eating and a froggy voice for a few years after turning 14. It then intensified and encompassed chronic nasal congestion/sinus pressure and painful coughing. I acquired horrible "asthma." This continued for six months until I went on an elimination diet.
While I could discriminate no offending foods before the elimination diet, it quickly became apparent that processed commercial sweets evoked nasty episodes.
My ENT says everything looks good and I should start talking. But nothing but a whisper is coming. I am still coughing occasionally, but nothing like it was. My mouth is real dry and my lips are cracked. I have been putting vasoline on my lips and drinking lots of fluid...mostly water. But some iced tea, hot tea and ginger ale. No coffee and no alcohol. Not sure what else to do to start talking normal again. Any suggestions or ideas would be very much appreciated!!
My son who is 12 is having episodes of coughing up blood every 60 days --it started in March of 2012 -- it sometimes starts with sharp pains in his right side (front) -- or sometimes he just coughs up blood -- the coughing up of blood lasts for about 20 mins -- he coughs up about 1/2 of a specimen container of blood -- he says it feels like there is something he needs to cough up -- he coughs -- not too hard - and then spits into a cup and it is blood.
t go away. Every time after eating or drinking something, I start coughing and producing mucus, and my airways feel like they are closing in a bit. Intermittently through the day, I will feel this without eating or drinking, and a few times through the day produce mucus. It is typically colorless, but occasionally slightly yellow--sometimes with small strands of blood. This happens every day upon waking.
also when i spit normally the first spit is normal, second one is little orangish, and after that blood...they said it could be gum problem. so please if anyone can give me some advice? i am scheduled to go to a capital city hospital to see better ENT doctor who ll tell me about my sinus and nasopharynx problems..also scheduled for allergy test.thank you all for reading this...
His pulse is 115 bpm , respirations 30 breaths a minute and blood pressure is 95/60 . Greasy , oily stools in a 3 year olds diaper. a runny nose and ears are clear of fluid. Lungs have crackling sound and coughing and wheezing is present.
When I feel the tickle starting I try everything I can to stop it such as clearing my throat, coughing, drinking lots of water and so on but nothing stops it. It seems that only after having a very embarrassing coughing fit where I sometimes strain to breathe followed by a bout of sneezes is the the only thing to stop the tickle.
This may sound like an odd question, but for our frat we are looking to have our initiation include us drinking a large cup filled with 90 proof alcohol and added a single drop of blood from 8 people. Is this safe? Will the alcohol kill diseases, pathogens, and bacteria in the blood? If this is not the right place to ask it please refer me to another place.
I always found that I had lots of mucus production after drinking. its probably a response to the trauma drinking causes to the body, It does wear down the throat and cause irritation in the esophagus as well as the stomach. Ive found that an increase in the amount of acid produced in my stomach after drinking exasperated the problem and my sore throats worse. I wouldnt per say its coming from Covid or anything, its more of a concoction of everything all at once.
The week went by and less blood came out to the point that I believed I was clean and okay. 3 weeks after treatment (a month after initially spitting out blood) I sneezed pretty hard. and upon spitting there it was again. blood a little more diluted this time and not as alarming as my initial spit, along with some mucus, but still disheartening to see.
Since then I occasionally spit out saliva, and more often than not it remains clear, which puzzles me.
Prior to being admitted I had a significant amount of blood I was given IVs and started treatment for TB Now again I was at work and started coughing up blood . They took X-rays and blood after about six hours later I was told that their was nothing wrong with me and the cause of my bleeding was due to to much coughing when I had not cough prior to this time . Right now I have not being able to go outside because its a little bit cold .
This is very common and is a result of your vagus nerve being stimulated by the coughing resulting in a sudden drop in blood pressure as it temporarily causes your heart to pump less efficiently causing less blood to go to your brain. The drop in BP causes your symptom of feeling faint, it is very common and completely normal.
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