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Suffering From Chest Infection, Cough. Saw Blood Stains While Brushing Teeth. Normal?

I am suffering from chest infection due to cold for last 3 days. I have congestion inchest and severe coughing . Taking antibiotoc.. Moxclav 625. Ambroxil....myotop-p...montair-fx.. And neksium -40 early morning.... Today morning during brushing my teeth I noticed fresh blood with spasm..fr 4/5 times. While coughing out. Is it normal? After that spasm which came out later say after an hour.. Was totally normal and white.. No blood stains are there. Plz help
Thu, 28 Nov 2013
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Pulmonologist 's  Response
Hi,
Thanks for your query.
It seems that you have lower respiratory tract infection. New onset bloody sputum may be explained by the same. But since it is coming while brushing teeth, it may be dental bleed, please be sure. You are adequately taking antibiotic, cough expectorant and anti-allergic.
You can have a chest xray done. Take plenty of water. you may go for steam inhalation too..

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Suffering From Chest Infection, Cough. Saw Blood Stains While Brushing Teeth. Normal?

Hi, Thanks for your query. It seems that you have lower respiratory tract infection. New onset bloody sputum may be explained by the same. But since it is coming while brushing teeth, it may be dental bleed, please be sure. You are adequately taking antibiotic, cough expectorant and anti-allergic. You can have a chest xray done. Take plenty of water. you may go for steam inhalation too.. Best wishes