producing thick phlegm and bright blood??
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this happens to me frequently when i my sinus' flare. i have chronic sinusitis. the blood is because of the amount of pressure that is building in your sinus cavity that it cause vessels to burst. if the antibiotics that your doc has prescribed is not clearing up your infection you are going to need something stronger.
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boogers, phlegm, slimy nasal mucus discharge
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Cough and Deep Breathe.
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Sometimes its a breathing problem, my ex boyfriend had similar things and they usually occured at night between 15 minutes to 2 hours. He got X rays and tests done once and they said he was healthy. No one can really explain it. If its longer than 2 hours. Go to the hospital. It can be scary. Heidi
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Go and see a doctor. Immediately! I notice you say 'spit blood' as opposed to 'cough blood' or 'vomit blood'. Blood in the sputum can be serious and it is a symptom of many different disorders - from lung cancers to cystic fibrosis - or something more simple like a gum disease or a nosebleed - in any case it would need more information to say anything further. Go and see your doctor and tell him / her all your symptoms and various lifestyle factors and he/she will take a look and probably run a few tests. I don't want to alarm you, but please do book a doctor's appointment now. I hope everything turns up OK.
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No. Go to see your doctor, it could be something simple like haemorroids or something more serious. Don't put it off go as soon as you can to the doctor
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don't delay\ngo consult a doc immediately
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I have had this happen not long ago, and I'm right there with ya. There's apparently nothing to worry about, according to my research, this is a normal thing. It's usually caused by a minor blockage in the seminal vescicles, and it's kind of the same reason you get an occasional bloody booger, a capillary ruptured because of the pressure, leaking blood into the spooge. After a couple of slightly bloody loads, it cleared itself up on it's own. I found it usually happens after a particularly energetic romp in the hay. Don't worry about it, unless it's for a prolonged period, or there's WAY too much blood.
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Sounds like a bacterial infection. Need anti-biotics. Go see a Doctor
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Phlegm (pronounced /flɛm/) is a type of mucus produced by the respiratory system, excluding that from the nasal passages, and particularly that which is expelled by coughing (sputum).\n\n"Healthy" phlegm is normally clear or white. Yellow phlegm is normally a sign of an infection.  It's probably not serious but if it persist you should see a doctor.
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You might have Erythromelagia, that's what I have. Ask your doctor!
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Are you asking about flame (as in fire), or phlegm (mucous), or what?
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bad blood circulation. SEE A DOCTOR
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There are no foods that really cause the blood to be thicker.  Vitamin K foods will cause the blood to coagulate a little quicker.\n\nMany people do not realize how much fluid they need each day.  If you are not drinking 8-10 cups of fluids - especially water, your body will not be well hydrated, and blood will become thicker.  If you do not have enough fluids, you will probably have symptoms that include darker urine, more constipation, thicker saliva, more fatigue and possibly nausea.\n\nI suggest that if you are not using enough water, and you have these symptoms, begin drinking more water.\n\nGood Luck!!    Lenore Hodges PhD, RD, LD
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Sounds like something more serious. see a md.
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While it's true that you may have an allergy to a new bath product or generally dry skin, there is something else to consider... Polycythemia Vera is a blood disorder that presents as itching following a warm bath or shower. It is caused by overgrowth of red blood cells, which causes the blood to be "too thick." High blood pressure and a ruddy (reddish) complexion are also signs of this disorder. I would recommend that you discuss your concerns with your doctor. Here's a link for more info on Polycythemia Vera: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000589.htm
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I have copd. What I cough up is extremely thick and not always the same color. It's gray to yellow usually.\n\nMy doctor said when it is almost hard because it is so thick it is what they call a "plug". That is what clogs the tubes to your lungs and make it difficult to breathe. When you use your inhaler it breaks this up and you have to cough it up so you can breathe easier.\n\nIf I cough up the clear, slimy stuff I know there is more coming in order to breathe, I have to have the really gross plug come up.\n\nI never thought I would be talking like this to another human being(besides my doctor). This is too much and you actually want to know about it....