It takes a long time for the lung tissue to heal after pneumonia. The white mucus is not a symptom of infection but rather the healing process. If the mucous changes to more yellow or green then you may want to consult your doctor.
He may still have some fluid or mucus on his chest. Increase your dogs fluids and this will break up any mucus and Lasix will make your dog thirsty. If he's having trouble breathing or constantly coughing then call your Vet asap.
Pneumonia can still be contracted today, if that's what you are asking, yes. There are pneumonia vaccines today so the threat is not nearly as large as it was in years past however, 55,477 people died from pneumonia in 2009 and 5.4% of hospital inpatient deaths were from pneumonia in 2006.
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Probably not if you are otherwise healthy. But if you have, or it causes, any blood in your sputum, severe coughing, pain or lightheadedness you should stop and consult your health care professional. One of the treatments for pneumonia is deep breathing to help aerate the deep recesses of your lungs and cough up mucus, so if you start out easy it may even help you clear your lungs. However, it may be that you will not be able to sustain the breathing required for playing a brass instrument and you should not push it. Obviously, if you have a fever and are still contagious, you should not be in public or around other people to spread the infection to them and you should be resting in bed. No one else should use your trumpet after you have.
You should not expect cyclic cervical mucus changes while on hormonal birth control. Hormonal birth control thickens the cervical mucus.
discharge,basically bad mucus
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I'm a 47 yoear old male who was dicharged a month ago after 10 days in a hospital for pneumonia. I am still weak and get winded and fatigue easily.
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Count yourself lucky. Not everyone who quits has the coughing episodes. Yeah Lucky You! I Quite For 2days And Was Coughin My Lungs Up!
I was told by my midwife that it's fine to have a bath after you have lost mucus plug, because baby is still protected by amniotic sac.