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Blood chunks in cough
My husband is finding some blood spots while brushing as he tries to throw out the cough.
This happens once pr twice in a month that when he forcefully tries to bring out cough some blood spots are seen with it. He constantly feels that something like cough is stuck in his throat and is not coming out which is why he uses force to it. What should we do?
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Blood while brushing can be due to trauma to the throat . He need s to be gentle while brushing. If there’s cough then he should not apply force to take out something . He should be gentle and rinse mouth with warm water. Apply pressure will aggravate things .
If it still persists you can show in clinic
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Dr. Baisali Sarkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
12 yrs exp
Kolkata
He is suffering from Allergic pharyngitis.
The forceful bout of cough is the reason blood spot.
Next Steps
Antiallergic medicine
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