Mucus In Chest. Is It Bronchitis? White In Color. Meaning?
hello doctor have mucus in my chest i have checked with generla specialist they have clear that i have either bronchist or elrergy problem after seeing my exxray. i hve used clamox,clarinex, guipsion like this but useles the problem is only mucus it comes a lot , its colour is either white or green type. can u help me please
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You have mentioned that you are getting white or green coloured mucus/sputum.
The green coloured sputum is produced in infection with Pseudomonas, which is a bacteria.
For confirming infection with Pseudomonas you have get the culture done for the mucus.
Secondly, for a diagnosis of bronchitis to be made there should be cough with sputum production for atleast 3 months in consecutive 2 years. Bronchitis can be superimposed by various infections including Pseudomonal infection.
For, allergy there should of appearance of symptoms in particular season or exposure to a particular agent.
I hope my answer is of help to you
Thanks and take care
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Mucus In Chest. Is It Bronchitis? White In Color. Meaning?
Hello and thank you for posting your query on HCM You have mentioned that you are getting white or green coloured mucus/sputum. The green coloured sputum is produced in infection with Pseudomonas, which is a bacteria. For confirming infection with Pseudomonas you have get the culture done for the mucus. Secondly, for a diagnosis of bronchitis to be made there should be cough with sputum production for atleast 3 months in consecutive 2 years. Bronchitis can be superimposed by various infections including Pseudomonal infection. For, allergy there should of appearance of symptoms in particular season or exposure to a particular agent. I hope my answer is of help to you Thanks and take care