Excessive Sweating, Sneezing And Cough. Pinkish Mucus Discharge With Cough. Body Ache. Wheezing Sound From The Chest. What To Do?
I ve been sick for about a week now, and no signs of getting any better. The other day i woke up covered in sweat, don t believe I ve ever sweated that bad. I ve been sneezing and coughing up a storm and when i cough orangy-pink mucus has been coming up. My whole body is achy and I have no energy. When I m lying flat and breathe with my mouth open its like a wheezing/crackling noise coming from my chest . What should I do?
Coughing up of orange-pink mucus is usual when a person has flooding of lungs (pulmonary edema). It may be associated with profuse sweating and heaviness or crushing in chest.
Crackling noise on breathing suggests air way narrowing with inflammation (the inner skin of airway is thickened, and weepy). As you can lie flat, a major cardiac problem seems less likely.
You must be seen by your family physician without further delay. He will give you emergency advice. Later you can get yourself referred to a cardiologist or a pulmonologist, who will help you in finding out your real medical problem.
Wish you to get relief with the help of your local physician,
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Excessive Sweating, Sneezing And Cough. Pinkish Mucus Discharge With Cough. Body Ache. Wheezing Sound From The Chest. What To Do?
Hello Mr Moses, Coughing up of orange-pink mucus is usual when a person has flooding of lungs (pulmonary edema). It may be associated with profuse sweating and heaviness or crushing in chest. Crackling noise on breathing suggests air way narrowing with inflammation (the inner skin of airway is thickened, and weepy). As you can lie flat, a major cardiac problem seems less likely. You must be seen by your family physician without further delay. He will give you emergency advice. Later you can get yourself referred to a cardiologist or a pulmonologist, who will help you in finding out your real medical problem. Wish you to get relief with the help of your local physician,