Blood While Spitting, Bad Breath After Giving Up Smoking. What Is The Problem?
When my husband spits there is blood in it, I have looked in his mouth and cannot see where it is coming from, he blew his nose and there was no sign of blood. He has been complaining of blood taste in his mouth shortly after he gave up smoking in January and has also had very bad breath, please advise if he should see our GP thank you.
Welcome to HCM Dear, you must understnd that the given description is very small nd we cannot conclude anything from it. The blood in the spit can be from anywhere. Mouth, throat, oesophagus, trachea, lungs, stomch etc The reasons for this blood is also so many in medical symptametology. Husbank was smoking, is just a supplement for the main cause. Therefore it is always better to consult your general physician and get to a conclusion with the support from pathological tests. Wish your husband speedy recovery.
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Blood While Spitting, Bad Breath After Giving Up Smoking. What Is The Problem?
Welcome to HCM Dear, you must understnd that the given description is very small nd we cannot conclude anything from it. The blood in the spit can be from anywhere. Mouth, throat, oesophagus, trachea, lungs, stomch etc The reasons for this blood is also so many in medical symptametology. Husbank was smoking, is just a supplement for the main cause. Therefore it is always better to consult your general physician and get to a conclusion with the support from pathological tests. Wish your husband speedy recovery.