vomiting mucus phlegm

Hi all! I'm currently 6 weeks 5 days and oh man... The pleasure of morning sickness! Other than the nausea and vomiting, I'm also coughing a lot and the phlegm is making my chest and nose super congested. I've read that you'll have more mucus build up during pregnancy, so is it normal to feel this congested during the first trimester? Any advise on how to make the congestion better?

Ive been a smoker for years now, and while I havent been able to get vaping to work for me to quit - Ive totally noticed my phlegm and mucus getting much much workse lately. I think it might be somehting in the air like allergies down here making me more and more sick than Ive probably ever been - I wish you the best of luck in getting well!

Most of the time, when blood is present in the mucus, it will present itself as such or as brown phlegm. However sometimes, the presence of blood in mucus can result in a black appearance as well. You should see your doctor, especially if you're having fever and weight loss.

I have had high fevers, chills, and all but NO cough and NO phlegm whatsoever. The Pneumonia was diagnosed on a chest xray. Does it mean anything if I simply do not cough and have no desire to? Doesn't that infection have to come out somehow? Or can it just be that the pneumonia is only causing inflammation with no phlegm? I have been sick for 2 + weeks, and started antibiotics about a week after the onset of the chest pain, when I spiked 103 fever and chills, rapid heart rate.

I have excessive phlegm, but no cough, seems to be worse after I eat. I am constantly clearing my throat, & getting a sore throat b/c of trying to clear it all the time. I'm getting some relief from Allegra, and some natural remedies, but it's not enough.

The phlegm may be a manifestation of your asthma. Rarely, excessive mucus is the primary or even only expression of asthma. However, given your description, it is more likely that the problem resides in your nose and sinuses, as chronic rhinitis and chronic sinusitis. These could also account for some of your head pain. You should seek evaluation with an ENT physician. The rhino-sinusitis could be on the basis of allergy or infection.

Now I will cough to the point of vomiting especially in the mornings due to the excess mucus and also have diarrhea at the same time. Its embarrassing. My husband is very worried and I just feel awful. I see the Dr again on Wednesday. I feel excessive thirst too throughout the day maybe due to possible dehydration. Any thoughts?

During school, i started to become extremely dizzy and short of breath. I went home that day, but then for the next 4 days i would hack up mucus that instead of yellow or clear was all blood. It stopped, but recently in the past two days it's back and the blood is dark. For a long time i have had black streaks in my phlegm that looks like tar, but i am not a smoker. I have been feeling weak lately and i've head headaches all the time. Let me know what is going on, and i am soo scared!

Three days later his fever finally went away, but his cough has gotten drastically worse. He is coughing to the point of vomiting. He has also started moaning in his sleep, when he's able to sleep. Second doctor says "she agrees with the first doctor but his asthma is exacerbated due to drainage also". She prescribes Neb treatments four times a day, inhaler PRN, and Loratidine-D (which has sudafed in it to help dry up the mucus).

My theory is that my cough is caused by excessive secretion of phlegm/sputum by the mucus membranes in the respiratory tracts. Phlegm is produced naturally to catch and disable germs. I think I must be producing too much of it and this is causing me to cough. But I can't find anyone who can suggest a drug to get my body to produce less phlegm.

1) an upper respiratory infection or allergic reaction to something you were exposed to in cleaning your house and 2) an upper gastrointestinal disorder, responsible for the vomiting. It Is also possible that your vomiting may be due, at least in part to excessive amounts of swallowed phlegm.

It still would be a good idea to have her checked over by a vet. Vomiting large amounts of mucus, unexplained neck swelling, loss of appetite, and lethargy are all symptoms which need proper attention. Yes, sometimes dogs have an upset, then get better of their own accord, and we are glad we didn't panic (and run up a bill at the vet's office!) Sometimes that happens. But it is a fine line to balance. In my opinion, anything that is pretty dramatic, of sudden occurrence, or worsening.

I only spray 1 nostril since I need it to drip down my throat where my mucus is produced. My nose is always mucus free. The the nasal spray finds its way from my nose to drip down my throat. Works FANTASTIC for that. More options. I would do all this before going for Xrays and CT scans.

Having white phlegm with tiny bubbles could be a sign of that the mucus is from the lungs, so you should consult your nearby oncologist and get it checked.

Im losing mine now. Im 37 weeks and its yellowish..

Hi, Can you please advise me for phlegm, I have been suffering from excessive phlegm and bad cough, it gets worse in the night after I go to sleep. Phelgm gets stuck in my throat and having difficulty breathing. The phlegm is not so dark, it is in whitish color. I have seen my Doctor, he prescribed me Amoxicillon 500 mg, benefryl cough syrup. but look like it is not helping. Please advise.

I have been coughing up phlegm daily for around 7 years. I've tried antibiotics several times without any success. I've had x-rays and mri scans but nothing showed up. Around 18 months ago my voice started to change. I was then prescribed omeprazole 20 mg capsules which make a slight difference and my voice returned to normal. But I still have to tap my chest and often have to get someone to hit my back to dislodge the phlegm which is milky white/ beige globules and quite a lot of it.

Another consideration, he may be swallowing a lot of phlegm at night...and the rash was from being too warm and sweating...If he has a high amount of phlegm, the lump may be a lymph node that is enlarged....If he is fighting a chronic inflammation of some type (food allergy, soap sensitivity, ear or throat infection) this could be it too...Sorry, I think I may have given more questions than answers...Hope it helps..

Im thinking if I should go to the hospital because just the feeling of my chest and when I cough I cant breathe cause its so congested with mucus. When I spit up its green? Im not too sure if its that bad or not. What do you guys think?

Asthma can cause coughing like that and coughing like that can cause vomiting. Also lot of phlegm can make you nauseous and with the coughing can make you vomit. If you are still coughing (hope not) you should go back to the doctor controlling your asthma. Ideal is to have asthma well enough controlled so that you dont cough at all. Asthma can cause permanent damage to your airways if not controlled. So this will need your urgent attention if you are still coughing.

Coughing up phlegm is not unusual and it can be greenish in color. Our mucus thickens when it sits. It will sit in our chest and come out lovely shades of color. But you are only 16. You have parents--- talk to them. They are who provides your medical care and can decide if you need to see a doctor. Mostly you just sound like you have a cold/cough with phlegm. Not something to sorry about.

Right before I vomit, I begin to feel mucus building up. This does not happen when I do a protein shake or juice. It only happens when I eat solids, including chicken, pork chop, steak, spinach, asparagus, rice, sandwich, etc. This happens even if if I eat a very small portion. I am also extremely fatigued after the episode of eating and vomiting. Help!

Hi, I am a mother of three. My eldest son suffered from irritable phlegm/mucus causing much discomfort since 3 years old. He had to clear his nose as it is always block with mucus and phlegm. There are times when he cough till dawn. We have tried all types of medications and supplements. He is eight years old now, still suffering from the same problem. I gave him natural soya milk to replaced milk. I am just wondering if he is allergy to food or? My house is super clean due to his condition.

I started producing mucus due to which I quit recently a month a go after having smoked an year I started again for a while, like 3-4 days and then re quit (this time permanently) In short I just smoked lightly for an year and that too on light cigrettes. I developed mild withdrawal symptoms like mucus and phlegm. The symtoms which made me anxious are: - After quitting, I started having pain in my frontal rib area (costal region perhaps), not much hard.

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