Yes. You should see a doctor.
If you've been coughing a lot and there are thin streaks of blood in your phlegm, that probably means you've ruptured capillaries by coughing so much. It's not a big deal. But if you have a lot of blood (as much blood as you have phlegm) you may have pneumonia or tuberculosis, and you need to see a doctor right away. If there's a lot of burning in your chest, if you find it very difficult to breathe, if you have a "wet" cough (sounds like there's fluid in your lungs) go see the doctor.
Coughing Blood = YES
Go and see a qualified medical practitioner (a Doctor) for a diagnosis.
Normal coughing does not cause problems with blood vessels. However, persistent coughing and very hard coughing, especially in bronchitis or pneumonia, can cause very small capillaries to leak a small amount of blood. Conditions like Tuberculosis can also cause blood to be coughed up. Blood when you cough is always considered a serious symptom that should be checked by a doctor.
It happens in the morning because your lungs is at rest and your throat is filled with phlegm and while your sleeping you cough up. coughing causes rupturing of cappilaries causing blood inyour phlegn it is basically hemoptysis.
Yes, coughing up blood (medical term: Hemoptysis) is a symptom of Fibrosis. However it is also a symptom of many other issues. If you are asking the question because you or somebody you know is coughing blood, they should see a doctor asap to determine the exact cause.
It means that you have an infection starting, and going to the doctor would be wise if you can afford it. if not get rest and plenty of liquids if symptoms get worst or if you run a fever for more that 3 days go to the emergency room at the nearest hospital to be checked. or to you doctor right away, if you are coughing up blood then go to the emergency room right away.
No. It could be from an ulcer in the stomach or esophagus, a little burst blood vessel in the lung organ group, or something else that a doctor should look at.
Depends where you're bringing up blood from... If you mean "get a headache, then vomit blood", it means you should really see a doctor. Likewise if you're coughing blood, rather than vomiting it.
Red color to phlegm means that blood is coming from somewhere. Somehow, some small blood vessels have broken. It can be just a small streak of red up to all red with clots. If it continues and gets worse; see the doctor.
This usually indicates that your phlegm is blood-tinged, often from the lining of the bronchi or trachea, due, most frequently, to the trauma to the epithelial lining which results from repeated coughing.
First, go see a doctor immediately. Anything other than air and mucus coming out of your lungs is abnormal, blood indicates that there is damage in your lungs, possibly due to infection (Pneumonia, Tuberculosis, etc.) or, worse, cancer. You should definitely see a doctor immediately -- lung conditions should always be taken seriously.